Method for regulating immune function using the FOXP3 protein

ABSTRACT

Isolated nucleic acid molecules are provided which encode Fkh sf , as well as mutant forms thereof. Also provided are expression vectors suitable for expressing such nucleic acid molecules, and host cells containing such expression vectors. Also provided are pharmaceutical compounds and methods of identifying such compounds that can modulate the immune system. In addition are provided methods for identifying proteins regulated by Scurfin (Fkh sf ) and proteins that induce or inhibit Scurfin or Foxp3 expression.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

This application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Patent Application No. 60/333,409 filed Nov. 26, 2001 and 60/289,654 filed May 8, 2001, where these applications are incorporated herein by reference in their entireties.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

1. Field of the Invention

The present invention relates generally to pharmaceutical products and methods and, more specifically, to methods for identifying compounds which can modulate the immune system, further, to methods for identifying proteins regulated by Scurfin and those that induce or inhibit Foxp3 expression.

2. Description of the Related Art

A number of autoimmune diseases, such as Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, rheumatoid Arthritis, and Asthma, involve immune dysregulation. In all these diseases, subsets of T cells are hyper-activated and contribute to an immune reaction towards self. In recent years, mice with mutations in CD95, CD95-ligand, CTLA-4 or TGF-β have proven useful for dissecting a number of pathways involved in T cell regulation and immune system homeostasis. Mice with mutations in any one if the above genes have profoundly altered immune responses, attributed to a failure to control T cell function.

T cell activation in the periphery involves signaling via the T cell receptor and CD28 costimulation (reviewed in Bluestone, J. A., Immunity 2:555-559 (1995); Jenkins, M. K., Immunity 1:443-448 (1994); Rudd, C. E., Immunity 4:527-534 (1996)). Down regulation of peripheral T cell responses involves several pathways. Some of these include apoptosis mediated by members of the TNFR family, including CD95 and its ligand, activation induced death due to cytokine withdrawal, and negative signaling through CTLA-4 (CD152) (Lenardo et al., Ann. Rev. Immun. 17:221-253 (1999); Oosterwegel et al., Curr. Opin. Immun. 11:294-300 (1999); Saito, T., Curr. Opin. Immun. 10:313-321 (1998); Wallach et al., Ann. Rev. Immun. 17:331-367 (1999)). Mutations or expression of dominant negative forms of some of these genes have proven their critical role in the regulation of peripheral T cell responses. Mutations in CD95, CD95L, TGF-β or CTLA-4 lead to progressive autoimmune lymphoproliferative disorders (Kulkarni et al., Proc. Nat'l. Acad. Sci. USA 90:770-774 (1993); Shull et al., Nature 359:693-699 (1992); Takahashi et al., Cell 76:969-976 (1994); Tivol et al., Immunity 3:541-547 (1995); Watanbe-Fukunaga et al., Nature 356:314-347 (1992); Waterhouse et al., Science 270:985-988 (1995)). More recent data suggests that regulation of T cell activity by CD4⁺CD25⁺ regulatory T cells is also important for maintaining peripheral T cell tolerance (Roncarolo et al., Curr. Opin. Immun. 12:676-683 (2000); Sakaguchi, S., Cell 101:455-458 (2000); Shevach, E. M., Ann. Rev. Immun. 18:423-449 (2000)). Depletion of such regulatory T cells from normal animals leads to development of various autoimmune diseases and the adoptive transfer of these regulatory cells can also prevent disease in vivo in a number of systems (Asano et al., J. Exp. Med. 184:387-396 (1996); Sakaguchi et al., J. Immun. 155:1151-1164 (1995); Suri-Payer et al., J. Immun. 160:1212-1218 (1998)).

The specific mechanism by which regulatory T cells (T-reg cells) mediate their suppressive effect is currently unclear. While TGFB and IL-10 can mediate suppressive effects, and blocking these cytokines eliminates suppression in some in vivo models, there is good evidence to indicate other molecules are also involved. Mounting evidence indicates a role for CD152 in the activation and/or function of CD4⁺CD25⁺ T cells (Read et al., J. Exp. Med. 192:295-302 (2000); Takahashi et al., J. Exp. Med. 192:303-310 (2000)). Intriguingly, several studies suggest that signaling through CD152 results in the induction of TGFB (Chen et al., J. Exp. Med. 188:1849-1857 (1998); Gomes et al., J. Immunol. 164:2001-2008 (2000); Kitani et al., J. Immunol. 165:691-702 (2000)), providing a potential link between TGFB-mediated inhibition and the inhibitory activity of CD4⁺CD25⁺ cells.

The X-linked lymphoproliferative disease observed in the scurfy (sf) mouse, a spontaneous mutant animal that shares many characteristics with the pathogenesis seen in targeted deletions of CTLA-4 (Tivol et al., Immunity 3:541-547 (1995); Waterhouse et al., Science 270:985-988 (1995)) as well as TGF-β (Kulkarni et al., Proc. Nat'l. Acad. Sci. USA 90:770-774 (1993); Shull et al., Nature 359:693-699 (1992)), including death by three weeks of age (Godfrey et al., Am. J. Pathol. 145:281-286 (1994); Godfrey et al., Proc. Nat'l. Acad. Sci. USA 88:5528-5532 (1991); Godfrey et al., Am. J. Pathol. 138:1379-1387 (1991); Kanangat et al., Eur. J. Immunol. 26:161-165 (1996); Lyon et al., Proc. Nat'l. Acad. Sci. USA 87:2433-2437 (1990)). In sf animals, disease is mediated by CD4⁺ T cells, and these cells exhibit an activated phenotype both in vivo and in vitro (Blair et al., J. Immunol. 153:3764-774 (1994)). The specific mutation responsible for the disease has been recently cloned and the gene shown to be a new member of the forkhead family of transcription factors (Brunkow et al., Nature Genetics 27:68-72 (2001)). The gene has been designated Foxp3 and the protein product, scurfin. Mutations in the orthologous human gene cause a similar lymphoproliferative disorder among affected male progeny, which if left untreated is generally fatal (Bennett et al., Nature Genetics 27:20-21 (2001); Chatila et al., JM2, J. Clin. Invest. 106:R75-81 (2000); Wildin et al., Nature Genetics 27:18-20 (2001)).

The present invention discloses methods and compositions useful for diagnosing scurfy-related diseases, more specifically, to methods for identifying compounds which can modulate the immune system, further, to methods for identifying proteins regulated by Scurfin and those that induce or inhibit Foxp3 expression

BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The present invention relates generally to the discovery of novel genes which, when mutated, results in a profound lymphoproliferative disorder. In particular, a mutant mouse, designated ‘Scurfy’, was used to identify the gene responsible for this disorder through backcross analysis, physical mapping and large-scale DNA sequencing. Analysis of the sequence of this gene indicated that it belongs to a family of related genes, all containing a winged-helix DNA binding domain.

Thus, within one aspect of the invention isolated nucleic acid molecules are provided which encode FKH^(sf) or Fkh^(sf), including mutant forms thereof. Within certain embodiments, Fkh^(sf) of any type may be from a warm-blooded animal, such as a mouse or human. Within further embodiments, isolated nucleic acid molecules are provided wherein the nucleic acid molecule is selected from the group consisting of (a) a nucleic acid molecule that encodes an amino acid sequence comprising SEQ ID NOs:2 or 4, (b) a nucleic acid molecule that hybridizes under stringent conditions to a nucleic acid molecule having the nucleotide sequence of SEQ ID NOs:1 or 3, or its complement, and (c) a nucleic acid molecule that encodes a functional fragment of the polypeptide encoded by either (a) or (b). Preferably, the nucleic acid molecule is not JM2. Within related aspects, vectors (including expression vectors), and recombinant host cells are also provided, as well as proteins which are encoded by the above-noted nucleic acid molecules. Further, fusion proteins are also provided which combine at least a portion of the above-described nucleic acid molecules with the coding region of another protein. Also provided are oligonucleotide fragments (including probes and primers) which are based upon the above sequence. Such fragments are at least 8,10, 12,15, 20, or 25 nucleotides in length, and may extend up to 100, 200, 500, 1000, 1500, or, 2000 nucleotides in length.

Within other aspects methods of using the above noted expression vector for producing a Fkh^(sf) protein (of any type) are provided, comprising the general steps of (a) culturing recombinant host cells that comprise the expression vector and that produce Fkh^(sf) protein, and (b) isolating protein from the cultured recombinant host cells.

Also provided are antibodies and antibody fragments that specifically bind to Fkh^(sf) proteins. Representative examples of such antibodies include both polyclonal and monoclonal antibodies (whether obtained from a murine hybridoma, or derived into human form). Repesentative examples of antibody fragments include F(ab′)₂, F(ab)₂, Fab′, Fab, Fv, sFv, and minimal recognition units or complementarity determining regions.

Within yet other aspects, methods are provided for detecting the presence of a Fkh^(sf) nucleic acid sequence in a biological sample from a subject, comprising the steps of (a) contacting a Fkh^(sf) specific nucleic acid probe under hybridizing conditions with either (i) test nucleic acid molecules isolated from said biological sample, or (ii) nucleic acid molecules synthesized from RNA molecules, wherein the probe recognizes at least a portion of nucleotide sequence of SEQ ID NOs:1 or 3, and (b) detecting the formation of hybrids of the nucleic acid probe and (i) or (ii).

Within another related embodiment, methods are provided for detecting the presence of an Fkh^(sf), or a mutant form thereof, in a biological sample, comprising the steps of: (a) contacting a biological sample with an anti-Fkh^(sf) antibody or an antibody fragment, wherein the contacting is performed under conditions that allow the binding of the antibody or antibody fragment to the biological sample, and (b) detecting any of the bound antibody or bound antibody fragment.

Within other aspects of the invention, methods are provided for introducing Fkh^(sf) nucleic acid molecules to an animal, comprising the step of administering a Fkh^(sf) nucleic acid molecule as described herein to an animal (e.g., a human, monkey, dog, cat, rat, or, mouse). Within one embodiment, the nucleic acid molecule is contained within and expressed by a viral vector (e.g., a vector generated at least in part from a retrovirus, adenovirus, adeno-associated virus, herpes virus, or, alphavirus). Within another embodiment the nucleic acid molecule is expressed by, or contained within a plasmid vector. Such vectors may be administered either in vivo, or ex vivo (e.g., to hematopoietic cells such as T cells).

Within other embodiments, transgenic non-human animals are provided wherein the cells of the animal express a transgene that contains a sequence encoding Fkh^(sf) protein.

In one preferred embodiment, a method is provided for regulating an immune function in a primate. The method comprises inserting a plurality of nucleic acid sequences that encode the Foxp3 protein into the lymphocytes of the primate; placing the nucleic acid sequence under the control of cytokine c; and activating expression of the nucleic acid sequences to increase the amount of the Foxp3 protein in the primate with cytokine c.

Accordingly, it is an object of the present invention to provide an assay for use in identifying agents that alter expression of Foxp3. Specifically, an assay is provided to measure the induction or inhibition of Foxp3 under varying conditions. The expression altering agents include small molecules, peptides, polynucleotides, cytokines, antibodies and Fab∝ fragments.

In one preferred embodiment, a method is provided for identifying a compound that modulates the level of expression of scurfin. The method comprises providing a composition comprising a reporter gene ligated to a scurfin promoter; contacting the composition with a test compound; determining the level of reporter gene expression; and comparing the level of reporter gene expression in (c) with the predetermined level of expression and thereby determining if the test compound modulates the expression of scurfin.

In a preferred embodiment, the compound decreases the level of scurfin expression.

In another embodiment, the compound increases the level of scurfin.

In one embodiment the test compound is selected from the group consisting of: a monoclonal antibody, a polyclonal antibody, a peptide, and a small molecule.

In another embodiment the test compound is selected from the group consisting of an organic molecule, a natural product, a peptide, an oligosaccharide, a nucleic acid, a lipid, an antibody or binding fragment thereof, and a cell.

In yet another embodiment, the test compound is from a library of compounds.

With other embodiments, the library is selected from the group consisting of a random peptide library, a natural products library, a combinatorial library, an oligosaccharide library and a phage display library.

In one preferred embodiment, a method is provided for suppressing an immune response comprising contacting T cells of the mammal with a compound that increases scurfin expression in the T cell, wherein an immune response is suppressed.

In one preferred embodiment, a method is provided for enhancing an immune response comprising contacting T cells with a compound that decreases scurfin expression in the T cell, wherein an immune response is enhanced.

Within another related embodiment, a method for inhibiting an autoimmune response in a subject, wherein the method comprises administering to the subject a compound which increases scurfin expression, thereby inhibiting an autoimmune response by the subject.

In a related embodiment the autoimmune response is selected from the group consisting of Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Psoriasis, Diabetes, Multiple Sclerosis, Rheumatoid Arthritis, and Asthma.

In one preferred embodiment, a method is provided for enhancing an immune response to a disease in a subject, wherein the method comprises administering to the subject a compound which decreases scurfin expression, thereby treating the disease in the subject.

In a related embodiment, a method is provided for enhancing an immune response to HIV or cancer in a subject, wherein the method comprises administering to the subject a compound which decreases scurfin expression, thereby treating HIV and cancer.

In one preferred embodiment, a method for inhibiting graft versus host disease in a subject wherein the method comprises administering to the subject a compound that increases scurfin expression, thereby inhibiting tissue transplant rejection by the subject.

In one preferred embodiment, a method is provided for inhibiting an autoimmune response in a patient comprising. The method comprising: isolating T cells from the patient; transducing the T cells with the scurfin gene; expanding the tranduced T cells; and reintroducing the transduced T cells into said patient, wherein an autoimmune disease in the patient is inhibited.

In a related embodiment, a method is provided for inhibiting an autoimmune response in a patient comprising. The method comprising: isolating CD4+CD25+ regulatory T cells from the patient; transducing the CD4+CD25+ regulatory T cells with the scurfin gene; expanding the tranduced CD4+CD25+ regulatory T cells; and reintroducing the transduced CD4+CD25+ regulatory T cells into the patient, wherein an autoimmune disease in the patient is inhibited.

In one preferred embodiment, a method is provided for inhibiting an autoimmune response in a patient, wherein the autoimmune disease is selected from the group consisting of Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Psoriasis, Diabetes and Asthma. The method comprising: isolating T cells from the patient; transducing the T cells with the scurfin gene; expanding the tranduced T cells; and reintroducing the transduced T cells into said patient, wherein an autoimmune disease in the patient is inhibited.

In one preferred embodiment, a method is provided for inhibiting an autoimmune response in a patient comprising. The method comprising: isolating T cells from the patient; transducing the T cells with the scurfin gene contained in a retroviral vector; expanding the tranduced T cells; and reintroducing the transduced T cells into said patient, wherein an autoimmune disease in the patient is inhibited.

In yet another preferred embodiment, a method for enhancing an immune response to a disease in a patient is provided. The method comprising: isolating T cells from the patient; transfecting the T cells with a test compound that inhibits scurfin expression; expanding the transfected T cells; and reintroducing the transfected T cells into said patient, wherein an immune response to a disease in the patient is enhanced.

In yet another preferred embodiment, a method for enhancing an immune response to a HIV and cancer in a patient is provided. The method comprising: isolating T cells from the patient; transfecting the T cells with a test compound that inhibits scurfin expression; expanding the transfected T cells; and reintroducing the transfected T cells into said patient, wherein an immune response to HIV or cancer in the patient is enhanced.

These and other aspects of the present invention will become evident upon reference to the following detailed description and attached drawings. In addition, various references are set forth herein which describe in more detail certain procedures or compositions (e.g., plasmids, etc.), and are therefore incorporated by reference in their entirety.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL VIEWS OF THE DRAWINGS

FIGS. 1A and 1B depict a nucleotide sequence of mouse Fkh^(sf) cDNA (SEQ ID NO:1); translation is predicted to initiate at position 259 and terminate at position 1546.

FIG. 2 depicts the amino acid sequence of mouse Fkh^(sf) (SEQ ID NO:2).

FIGS. 3A and 3B depict a nucleotide sequence of 1735 bp corresponding to human FKHsf cDNA (SEQ ID NO: 3; including a 1293 bp coding region); translation is predicted to initiate at position 55 and terminate at position 1348.

FIG. 4 depicts the sequence of a 431 amino acid human FKH^(sf) protein (SEQ ID NO: 4).

FIG. 5 diagrammatically depicts a vector for generation of FKH^(sf) transgenic mice.

FIG. 6 is a photograph which demonstrates that the FKH^(sf) transgene corrects the defect in scurfy animals.

FIG. 7 is a diagram which shows that FKH^(sf) tg mice have reduced lymph node cells, as compared to normal cells.

FIG. 8 is a diagram which shows that FKH^(sf) transgenic mice respond poorly to in vitro stimulation.

FIG. 9 is a comparison of FKH^(sf) and JM2 cDNAs.

FIG. 10 compares homology in various regions of human FKH^(sf) and murine Fkh^(sf).

FIG. 11A is a graph monitoring the weight of both scurfy and wild-type mice. The mice were monitored for weight loss at regular intervals for 10 weeks. Each data point is an average of 3 mice except after week 5 when one of the three mice died in sf CD4 transfer group (indicated by an arrow on the graph). The data is representative of more than 3 independent experiments.

FIG. 11B is a photograph of a tissue section. Large intestines from C3H/SCID mice receiving either sf T cells (left panel) or a mixture of WT and sf T cells (right panel) were fixed in formalin, sectioned and processed for hematoxylin and eosin staining.

FIG. 11C is a graph depicting IL-4 production from 5×10⁴ PBMC from C3H/SCID mice receiving either sf CD4⁺ T cells or a mixture of WT and sf CD4⁺ T cells or WT CD4⁺ T cells were stimulated with 5 μg/ml anti-CD3 and 1 μg/ml anti-CD28 immobilized onto round bottom plates. Supernatants were harvested at 48 h and IL-4 levels were measured by ELISA.

FIGS. 12A and 12B are graphs depicting the weight loss of mice treated with either CD4+CD25+ or CD4+CD25− T-regulatory cells. CD4+CD25+ T-regulatory subset mediates the suppression of disease caused by sf T cells in vivo. A mixture of 4×10⁶ sf T cells and varying numbers of wildtype CD4+CD25+ (a) or CD4+CD25− (b) T cells was transferred into C3/SCID mice via tail-vein injection. These mice were monitored for weight loss over a period of time. Each data point is an average of 3 mice except sf CD4 transfer group and sf CD4+1.1×10⁶ CD4+CD25− T cells which have 2 mice each in the group. Also, arrows on the graph indicate mice that died or were sacrificed due to disease progression.

FIG. 13 depicts a graph of a proliferation assay that determines the suppressor activity of CD4+CD25+ T regulatory cells. Sf CD4+ T cells can be inhibited by CD4+CD25+ T-regulatory cells in vitro. 5×10⁴ WT or sf CD4+ T cells were stimulated with anti-CD3 (1 μg/ml) and 5×10⁴ mitomycin C treated Thy-1⁻ APC. CD4⁺CD25⁺ T-regulatory cells were added at various ratios to the assay. The cells were cultured for 72 h and pulsed with [³H] thymidine for final 8 hrs of the culture. Data is mean of triplicates.

FIG. 14A depicts a graph of a proliferation assay in which 5×10⁴ WT or sf CD4+ T cells were stimulated with immobilized anti-CD3. TGF-β was added at a final concentration of 2.5 ng/ml at the beginning of the assay. The cells were cultured for 72 h and pulsed with [³H] thymidine for final 8 hrs of the culture. Data is mean of triplicates.

FIG. 14B depicts a graph of a proliferation assay in which 5×10⁴ WT or sf CD4+ T cells were stimulated with immobilized anti-CD3 (varying concentrations) and anti-CD28 (1 μg/ml). TGF-β was added at a final concentration of 2.5 ng/ml at the beginning of the assay. The cells were cultured for 72 h and pulsed with [³H] thymidine for final 8 hrs of the culture. Data is mean of triplicates.

FIGS. 15A and 15B are graphs examining Foxp3 expression in cDNA samples from various cell subsets using a real-time RT-PCR method in which Dad1 served as an endogenous reference gene. Normalized Foxp3 values were derived from the ratio of Foxp3 expression to Dad1 expression.

FIG. 16 depicts the level of CD25 surface expression on CD4+ T cells from WT animals, Foxp3 transgenic animals, and scurfy animals. Lymph node cells from sf, Foxp3 transgenic or littermate controls were examined for the expression of CD25 expression on CD4⁺ T cells. Data is representative of six individual mice examined.

FIG. 17 is a graph depicting the level of proliferation in 5×10⁴ WT CD4+ T cells were stimulated with anti-CD3 (1 μg/ml) and 5×10⁴ mitomycin C treated Thy-1⁻ APC. CD4⁺CD25⁺ T-regulatory cells from WT or Foxp3 transgenics were added at various ratios to the assay. The cells were cultured for 72 h and pulsed with [³H] thymidine for final 8 hrs of the culture. Data is mean or triplicates.

FIG. 18 is a FACS plot evaluating the expression of surface markers associated with T regulatory cells and the suppressive activity of these cells.

FIG. 19 is a graph depicting the level of T cell inhibition in freshly isolated CD4⁺CD25⁻ T cells from Foxp3 transgenic as tested in T-reg assays.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The invention relates to the discovery that the scurfin protein is involved in the generation and/or activity of the CD4⁺CD25⁺ subset of regulatory T cells. Foxp3 expression is directly correlated with cells of this regulatory phenotype and its expression is uniquely increased upon activation of this specific subset. Mutant (sf) animals appear to lack this subset, whereas Foxp3 transgenic animals appear to possess an increased percentage of CD4⁺CD25⁺ cells. Further, while the CD4⁺CD25⁺ subset from transgenic animals does not appear inhibitory on a per cell basis, the expression of Foxp3 is still elevated in this subset relative to their CD25− counterparts. Interestingly, overexpression of Foxp3 in CD4⁺CD25⁻ T cells confers suppressive activity on these cells, although they remain less effective than CD4⁺CD25⁺ T cells. Overall, the data suggest that the recently described transcription factor, scurfin, is a critical regulator of immune cell function and may work primarily through the generation and/or activity of CD4⁺CD25⁺ regulatory T cells.

The results from the Examples indicate that expression of scurfin (Foxp3 gene) can downregulate the immune system in part through regulatory T (T-reg) cell activity. Consequentially, if the expression of the endogenous Foxp3 gene can be induced in T cells it can be used to downregulate the immune response in a variety of autoimmune diseases such as Inflammatory Bowel Disease, Multiple Sclerosis, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Psoriasis, Diabetes, and Asthma or in other scenarios such as Graft versus Host disease. Furthermore, scurfin expression can be down-regulated to activate the immune system in cancer or AIDS.

Definitions

Prior to setting forth the Invention in detail, it may be helpful to an understanding thereof to set forth definitions of certain terms and to list and to define the abbreviations that will be used hereinafter.

“Scurfy” refers to an inherited disease in mice which exhibit a severe lymphoproliferative disorder (see, e.g., Lyon et al., Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 87:2433, 1990). The responsible gene (mutant forms of which are responsible for the disease) is shown in Sequence I.D. Nos. 1 and 3.

“Foxp3” refers to the forkhead domain-containing gene, which is mutated in the scurfy mouse mutant. “Foxp3” refers to the protein encoded by the mouse Foxp3 gene. “FOXP3” refers to the human ortholog of the murine Foxp3 gene. “FOXP3” refers to the protein encoded by the human FOXP3 gene. The cDNA sequences for murine Foxp3 and human FOXP3 are disclosed in U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/372,668 wherein the mouse scurfy gene is designated Fkh^(sf) and the human ortholog is designated FKH^(sf). The genomic sequence for human FOXP3 is disclosed in Genbank Accession No. AF235087. Genbank Accession No. AF235097 and U.S. patent application Ser. No. 09/372,668, now U.S. Pat. No. 6,414,129, are incorporated by reference in their entireties for all purposes. The nucleotide sequence of AF235097 is:

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ttttgagatg gagtcttgct ctgtcaccag gctggagtgc ggtggcacaa tcccggctca 1741 ctgcaacctc tgcctcccgg gttcaagcga ttctcctgcc tcagcctcct gagtagctgg 1801 gattacaggc atgcgccgct acgcccagct aatttttgta cttttaatag agacggggtt 1861 tcaccatgtt ggccaggata gtcttgatct cttgaccttg tgatctgccc gccttggcct 1921 cccagagtgc tgggattaca ggcgtgagcc actgcgcccg gcctccctca tctccttgaa 1981 gctttgctca actgtcacct tctcattgag accttccctg atctccctac ttaaaattaa 2041 attgaaacat tctctcaacc agcacttctt agcctggctt ccttgctcca cttttctcga 2101 tagtagtggt acccatctga cgtaccaggt attttttttt tttttaatct tggtttttgc 2161 tgtaactaca agagggcagg gctttttcct gtgttttcac ctccgtttat ctccaggccc 2221 tggaacagtg ctggcaccta gcagacactc aagaaatgtt tatcaaatga aatgtacaga 2281 ggcggaaaca gaggctcagg gaagtgcatt aacttgccta aagtcacaca gctggcaagg 2341 gaatgtcaga gttgagatct gaaccttgtt ttctccctat ctcatgttga cttttctccc 2401 ccaccccagt tcaggtcccc gagagaaaaa aatgtatgca tagcagagga gaggccagcg 2461 actagataac aggaaaagac agacagaaag aaaggagggt aaagggatct tggaacaggg 2521 tgtgtgtatg tgagggaaga ggggaggtgt cctgggacta aggcctttcc tgtggtgtga 2581 tggaggagag gtgggggttg tagagagaaa atgtctgtgg gagaagttct ggagcacagt 2641 ctcagattgg aggccaggat cctgagactg agcaaatggt gccaatgcct ttgtgtagca 2701 aaggccctga gggaagaggc ttgcacttat tagtcaccta ctaagcagtt tacataaatg 2761 tctcattaat gacagcctcc agcaattctc taaagaaggc attattagac cctttttaca 2821 gatgaataaa cagaggctta gcaaggttat tacttgccca aggttgtaca gctcctaaat 2881 gatggagcta ggagttgcat ctgggtttga gtttctgttt ctagtgggct gggtcaggag 2941 agggggtccc taagagggaa tgagaggtcc ttgggtatta gggcagtttg ggagggattt 3001 tgctcagggg gacccagggc caagactgtt tttctagggg acttgtgggc tagagcctta 3061 ggacccaaag ttctagacat gggaggcgtg gggagggggc acaggggatg gttgtggtct 3121 tgtggatccc caaaggactg gctctaagca gtgtcccttg ctgccagctc cccctccttc 3181 cccagactct tttctccctt gcctttgtgg acccatggat acctggctgc ccctctgcct 3241 ctcaggccac actttcccgg catctcctct cttttccatc attgctcagg gcctgtgcta 3301 ggttttcttc tactttcact cttccatctc cccactgggt gatcacttga gcctacattt 3361 accctcagta ctcgaagacc cccagtttcc aactcaaccc ctgtcctctt tcctgagtcc 3421 cttaaattta ttttacttat tgaacagaca ctgatggagc acttattgtg tgccaggcac 3481 tgtgctaagc acctgatgaa tattaactca ttgaatgcta accacgaccc tgtgaggtag 3541 atattattag tattcctttt tacagatgag gaaattgaga cccagagtgg ttatgtgatt 3601 tggccaaata gtgggggagt ctcagaaacc tgtgcgggga ttgtgtctgt gggtctctgt 3661 catcccaccc tgcaggaggt aaacatcatt gtgagggtag tgcccatgcc agccgtgctc 3721 attcttgtgc acctagcacc cagtgtattg cccggcacac agtgtgagct caataaatgt 3781 cagaattgtt taattgggtt taatttttcc ctatatctaa gcagcacccc tcattattct 3841 attctctacc ataaaaccct acatgaggat ctcctcgagt ttctctcagt ctgctattat 3901 cctctttgtt aatttatttg ttataatgta ggctccatga aggtagggag ttgggtctgg 3961 tttttttttt tttggagatg gagtttcgct cttgttgccc aggctggagt gcaatggcgc 4021 gatttcggct cccaggttca agtgattctc ctgcttcagc ctcctgagta gccgggatta 4081 caggcatgca tgaccacgcc tggctaattt tgtattttta gtagagacgg ggtttctcca 4141 tgttggtcag gctggtctcg aactcctgac ctcaggtgat ccgcccacct cggcctctca 4201 aagtgctggg attacaggcg tgagccactg tgcctggcgg gagttgggtc tgttttagtt 4261 actatcatgc ttccagcact ttgagtagta ccagatataa aataagttct caaaaatgtg 4321 tatagaatga atgaatgggg attaaataat aatattggct aacattaatt gggtacctac 4381 tgggttaagg tatgtatata cacctgtctt acttttgtat cttgtttatt gcctgtccct 4441 taccccttcg ctggaacaga gccagagggc cacagcctat gtctgccttg ctcaccacat 4501 agtcctagag tccagagcag tgccaggtac aaggcaggtg ctcagtgatc ccagtggatg 4561 tagcctcgag gtgggagctg ggcaggagct acttgcgggg ggaggtattg gccggttcca 4621 ccctgcccct tcctctccca ggtctgttgg tatcccaggg tgggagcaca cctgaagggg 4681 tactcgaact cgacctcgat gctgaggtca ctctcggtct tgttggcaca atccacgctc 4741 agctggagct ccccactgta gctgccgcat gtggcaaagg cgaagatggc gaagaccttg 4801 ggcagcaggg atggggatgg ccacagtgaa cctgtgtgca tgtgggaggg aggtgccctc 4861 ctctggacag atcgggggcc cagcacaggc agcagcagat ggagcagtcc ccacccccac 4921 cccctaatca gggctcatcg ggaccaagga caagctgatt acaagggtat ggctgtctct 4981 tcctgtttct ctctctgtgt ctctctctgt ctctgccttt ccatgctgac ctccctcttc 5041 tctgtttgtc tctgttgttc tctgtgtatc tcactgtgtc tctgtttctc tcggtatctc 5101 tgtttctcta tgtgtctttg tctttctcag atgtctcttt gtctctctgt gtctctgatc 5161 ctctctgcct ctgcctatct gatctgtcga tgtctctttt tgtctctttt ttctctgtct 5221 gtgtaagtgt atgcctgtat gtctgtgtct ttctgtttct tggtctgttt gtctctgtct 5281 ctctgtcctg tctctcactc ggtctccgga tggttctctc tctgtctccc tcttgcctct 5341 gtgtgttggt ttctcttttt tctgagtgtc tctttctctc tgtgtctctc tctccctcac 5401 cctgttttcc tgcctctctc cctgcgtctg tttctctttg catctgtttt ctgtgtctcc 5461 tttttctttg tttctgtttg tctcttctct cttatgtctg tatctcttct catctccata 5521 tttctttttt ttttctcagt atttccatct ctgtctttat cattccctgt ccctcattct 5581 ctctgtcacc ttcactgtct ctgggtttct ctgactttgc atctctcacc cagcatctgc 5641 tacaggctcc acctccccca cccctccctc acttcaagag aggaggtagg acgtcacagt 5701 ctcccacttc acaacggggg taccctcagc cctatgtgac gtcacagctc atctgttttc 5761 tggcttcaga cccctgaaac ctcaccctgg agcccaattc ccccatcccc tacaaccccc 5821 gcactcatcc ctggctactc gcccctactc cacccctgct cttctggacc ccatgacctc 5881 cctctctccc tgcactctgc cccaacagcc cggaccacac tcacccattg cagcaccttc 5941 acaaagccga ggggctcctt gaccacccgg aactgacccc cagccaccag ctgaggagag 6001 aaacagtggg gaaggggtgg ggttgttgga ggtacaggga ggtgagcggc aaggctgccc 6061 atcaatgacc ccaggggatg gagcatgtga cctcggggag agggtgagaa ggagaaagtg 6121 acaccttggg gatggtgtga gccccagggt ccaaggactg gtgggaaggt ctgaagagat 6181 ggtgagtcag atggcagagg aagtcggggg tgagggagat ggggatgagg tcaggactag 6241 ttaaggaggg ggagcaggtt tgaaacgtaa aggcgagtcg gatggggaag gggttcgggt 6301 agagaatggg gatggagtgg ggtgcattcg ggtggggggg ttgtgatggt gaaggtgagt 6361 cataacgggg caggagtcgg tttggctcag gtgggggaag ggtctgcagg ggtaaaggtg 6421 tgttagacgg cggtggcggt agatatttga ggtgatgggg atggggaagg gttgggactg 6481 attgggggtg agtttctgag gtggcaaaga cgagagacat ggcggagagg gtctggactg 6541 attaaggtgg gggagggctg ggacacggct tcagtcgcta tgtgttgggg gtgaggaggc 6601 tgggggtttt ggaaggagta aaaccggatt gtcccctagg tgtgctctgg gggaaggggt 6661 ggtcgcctat gggggtacag tctctgtttg ggaggggcgg gtgccagccc tctcccccat 6721 ccccgccccc acaccttctg tcgctctatt tcctagctta tccgcagcac cccccatctt 6781 ccttccactc tcccctcccc ttgtcccttg ccctcactcc agcccccagg cccctattcc 6841 tcccctcgcg gtcgccagta ataaacgggg ctccgggggc ccccgctgcg gcagtgagga 6901 cggccctcgc tgcggcaaag agcgcactcc ttttctccac ctcccccttc ctccccttca 6961 cctgccgcag acccccatcc ccagcgccgg ggaccgggtc tccgctgcca gaccctggcc 7021 accacctccc agagtcggct ggcctgagcg acccggccta ggcagccggg cggcggcggg 7081 ctctgtccac ggtgctggag cgcgtacctg attcaccacg tccatgtccg ccagcagcag 7141 catcagcaat gcagggggcg ggaggctcgg ctagcaaggg cggcgcgggg cgcggcgggg 7201 gcggcgcgcg ctcgttggaa cagcccaggc ggctgcagcc ccgcccctcg cgccccctcc 7261 ttgcccgcca cgcgcctgcg cacagcgggt tgtaccacag tctcaccggc agccattccg 7321 gcccggaggc tggagccgtg agagcgtgcg ggaatatgcg ttgggaaaac acaagtcgag 7381 ggccggggag aggagacctc cctgctcggt cctacagtgt gacaactttg ccaggctctt 7441 ttctgagttt gttaaacatg ttcactcatt taatgcttac agaagtccta cgttgtaggg 7501 actattaggc cgtttttaca gacgaggaaa ataattcccc agagagctta agtgactctc 7561 acaaggtcag ccagctacta gctggcagtg cccagagtcc ctgcagttta aacacggttc 7621 aaggccttcc aggttccttt ttcatagtct gcattttaag cacaccctga aactcctgcc 7681 cccatctagc catctccctt atttctttct tcctctttgt caaattaatg cctactcgaa 7741 ctctaccact ttacctattt attccttagc tctctcttaa ttggaataac cctccttcct 7801 gcgactaaaa ctaggcccat caaggtcaac agtgatggct atgatgcaaa atccaaaata 7861 cagttggggc ttaagatgct caacttcggc caggcgcagt ggctcatgcc tgtaatccca 7921 gcactttggg aggccgaagt ggacagtgga tcacttgaag tcaggagttt gagactagcc 7981 tggccaacat agtgaaaccc catctctatt aaaaatacaa aaattagctg gctgtggtgg 8041 caggcgcctg taatcccagc cacttgggag gctgaggcag gagaattgct tgaacccagg 8101 aggcggaggt tgcactgagg cgagattgca ccactgcact ccagcctggg caacagagcg 8161 agactccatc tcaaaaacaa acaagcaaac aaaaatactg agatactgtt tttcatcttt 8221 cagggtggtg agtatcaaaa agtttgataa cgttccgtat tggtaggttg gccagaaaca 8281 agcgttctca taaatcgcct gtggaagttt cattggtata acgtgtagaa ggcaatcggg 8341 caaaatctaa aaaaaaaaaa taacaaattc atttactgtt tggttcacct tcatacttct 8401 aggaattcat cttacagata gactcataca tgtgctaaaa gatatatgta taagataata 8461 catgactggg ctgtttattt tttatttttt tttgagacgg agtctcactc tgttgcccag 8521 gctggagtgc agtggcatga tctccgctta ctgcaacctc cgcctcccgg gttcaagcaa 8581 ttctccctgc ctcaccctcc ctgagtagct gagattacag gcattcacca ccacgcccat 8641 ctaatttttt tttttttttt tgtagtttta gtagagatgg ggtttcgcca tattggctag 8701 ggtggtcatg aactcctgac ctcatgtgat ctgcctgcct cggcctccca aagtgctggg 8761 attacaggtg tgagccactg ggccaggcca gggctgttta taataggata aagaatggac 8821 actcccaaag tgctcattgt tggtagcctg tttaaataaa ctctgatact atgccgctgt 8881 cattataata acatggaact atggaatgat tgccaagata tttagttaag taaaaaatgc 8941 aagatgtcaa actgtgtggt aattgtgtac aaagagaaga gaagggttat atcagacaga 9001 gaatagctaa catttaaatt gtggctgttt tctgtcaagt actctttaga gaactttgcc 9061 tgtattactc acttaaattc ttactgtaac cctatgtgac aggtacgaca actatctttg 9121 ttttacagct gaataaacta agaggcggag aggaattttc ctaagttcac acagctggta 9181 aattggtaga accaggatat gaacccagga agtctggctc cagcacctgt tactcttagc 9241 cactgtgcta acttatcagt acaccatctt ttttttttca gcacaccatc ttgtatgtct 9301 gtgaaagata cctgataata ctatttgctt ccagagggta gggaaacttt tcactttata 9361 cccctttgta ccttttgaga ctccatctca aataaaataa aaaaataaac agcctggtag 9421 tgtatcatct tatacataca ccttttagca catatatgag tctacctgta agaaattcct 9481 agaagtatga agctgaacaa aacagtaaat gaatttattt ttctagattt tgcccagttg 9541 ccttctacac aggttatacc aatgaaactt ccacaagcga tttatgagaa cgcttgtttc 9601 tggccaacct gccagtatgg aacattatca aactttttga tactcaccac cctgaaagat 9661 gaaaaacagc atctcagtag ttttgttttg ttttgttttt gagacagagt ctcactctgt 9721 tgcccaggct ggagtgcagt ggtgcaatct cagttcactg caacctccgc ctcctgggtt 9781 caaacgattc tcctacctct gcctcctgag tagctgggat tacaagcaca aaccaccacg 9841 tccggctatt tttttttttt tttttttttt tttttagtag agatggggtt ttgccatgtt 9901 ggccaggctg gttgtgaact cctgacctta agtgatccac tgtccacttg gcctcccaaa 9961 gtgctgggat tacaggtgtg agccactgca tctggcctac cttttgaatt ttgaaccatc 10021 tgaatgaata tctttttttt gagacagggt ttccctgtgt tgcccaggct ggagtccagt 10081 ggcatgaata tggctcactg cagcctcgac ctcctgggct caagcgatcc tcctgcctca 10141 gcctcctatg tagctgggac cacaggcgtg agacaccatg cccagctaat ttttaaatat 10201 ttttgtagag acgaggtctc actttgttgc ccaggctggt cttgaactcc tgggctcaag 10261 tgatcctccc gcctcagcct cccaaagtgc tgagatgaca ggcatgagtc accatgccca 10321 gctcaatacc tgttttttta aacatgaaaa ttcacacata tatgtaatgg atacttccct 10381 gttgttgcct tattggggaa gcagtacaca ggaggggtta aaagcatgga tcttggcatc 10441 aaactgcttg aatttgaatg ccacctctga tacttcttgt ttgaccctgg acaggtaaga 10501 tggtttaaaa tgatacctat aaggttgttg cactgattca acgagatgat cactgtaatg 10561 cagttagcac agggcccaat aaatggttca ttttacctcc tacacatctc tggaatccac 10621 tcacttctca ccatctcctc tgccacctcc tctggctaag gcgaccatca ttcctgccaa 10681 ttttagcatc tccagtctct tccccctccc ttctgttttc agcatagccg tcagaacatc 10741 tatttaaaat gcaatgttaa ctatgtcact accctactca aatccctccc atggctcccc 10801 actgcttata ggaaaaatcc cagagtttgg gacctggcat tcaaggttcc acctgatctg 10861 gcctcagtgg cttctcccac ctcatccctc aacagtctcc cttcactctc tgtgccctgc 10921 ccatgacttg ctgttctcac ctaactccag cccaaccact ttaagccttt gtttcaaggc 10981 ctaatgtaac tcaatcttct cagtcctagt ctccaattct ggcttccctc aaatttcagt 11041 cctggcttga ttggcgcaga ttatacaaat gagacacccc tgttctggga gctgggaaga 11101 gttcctcccc gactggtggt ctcatcctgc accactccca atgctacctt caattcctct 11161 ggagtggggc tgactcccac tttggatgag acctgtcccg tgtttcaacc agttcagttt 11221 gccccgagag aaacccagag ccggtgcctg gcacatagta aatgcctgat aagccttcag 11281 tgagcgaatg taaccccaaa ggctgggtga agagtaaagc tggggcaaga agcagagagg 11341 acctctggga tctgtgtggg ataagagtag gttactgtta ggtggtctca ggaaagccag 11401 gtgggccctg agtgggttcc ccagggctgg gagccctgac ctttgctgtc acctatgttg 11461 tctactgatg gatttaggtt ttcttttctt tctcaggcag aaagtgggag atgggagaca 11521 gagcgatctc aatttagcca ccctaaaatt cctgttgccg tcagaggacc cctctgccta 11581 agatgcatca cataccaggc cgattccaac ctccaggcct ctcccctggc aggattcttc 11641 tctgggtttc cttgtccttt ccttctcatc cgtctaccct tcctagtttg acctggctga 11701 gccctggtga aatctctgcc tctcttcctc tctgggtcca agcacccctc acacccgctc 11761 tctccccttt cctccatctc tgtccagtgc cctccccctc ccccctcctc cactctgcct 11821 ccagcttttt ttggctgctg tctcttcctc ctcctcctcc tcctccctcc ttccctgacg 11881 ctgaataatc aggcctggct gtcctggttt ctggaaatac ccgtgtgtgg gcagtggctc 11941 agggctagaa caggggatgg atggatgggg gcccctgggc agccccagac ccccagtgca 12001 aagacaacaa aatccaggga tgtggtccat gcctgcctcc tgctggggag gggagggcag 12061 gaggtttatt gagcagttgg ggaggggtgg gaattcagag ggcgtggacg caggccatct 12121 cgtctcccaa gtcctcctca tcgaagcggg agaggatgga ctcctcgtcg ctatagagag 12181 agctggttcc ctgtgccagc aggtcactgg cagcattgtc catctcatcc agcgtcaggc 12241 gacacgcatc tgcaatctcc tgcttggcca gggccacgaa acgtgggtct cgagcaaaga 12301 ggcccagacc ctctgagata agcacctggg ggcacaggtg ggatcagtgt tgacggacgg 12361 cacagtgtgc acagaaggtt cagtgtggat aaatgacgtg cccatgaggg catgtaggga 12421 agtcagtggg ggacaggggt gagcagaggt cgtagggcaa agggatatct acatgcacaa 12481 cacaggacct ggggactcct ttccgtcctc ctccagtacc cacctcctcc ccttctcccc 12541 catccgtctt gtctatatgc cctctggact cacagcctcc accaagctgt cggcactgcc 12601 cctcttccca tggctggggt ccgagtgggt tccaggcacg tgcagacagg tgaaggtgcg 12661 cagtgggcca ctggatctgc cgaggtaccc ctcccccgct gcgccctctt ccaccaacaa 12721 cagcggggca tacaggagcc gaccccgctg aggtggtgtt gcccaggaac cctgagccag 12781 aataaacatc agaggggcag ggatggatga gtagggtatg agggtctagg actcaccgct 12841 gtgcctactt ctttccctca gtatacaact ggagtgaaat tgaatgggta taagtcaggc 12901 ttgagtttat ttatgtaaga gtgcaggagg cctgggttta aatgtcagct ctgccactta 12961 ctagctgcat gatctggggt aaacctctca ggacctcagt ttcctcacaa gtacagtgag 13021 cattgtgtgc attcattcat atgtgtcctg ttcttcagaa ggctctgagg ccaggcgcgg 13081 tggcttatgc ctgtaatccc agcactttgg gaggctgaga caggcggatc acctgaggtc 13141 aggggtttga gaccagcccg gccaacatgg tgaaacccca tctctactaa aaatgcaaaa 13201 attagccagg catggtggtg agcacctgta atcccagcta cttgggaggc tgaggcagga 13261 gaattgcttg gacccgggag gcaggggtta cagtgagcca agatctcaac actgtactcc 13321 agcctgggca gcagagcaaa actctgtctc aaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaagg 13381 gcctgatatg tgctgtgttt gagaaattca gcctaggctg cccccatctc tccagacccc 13441 agaccccagc accacctcca cagcctcacc tgagccctat tgggccctga atttcgccca 13501 cgatgatagg tgcctgggat gggtaaatcc tcacaactgc cctggcgctg cagacactgg 13561 atggtgaagg agggcttccg acctgggggt gggtggggca ccaggggcaa atagcaatgt 13621 cagtgcttcc ccagatctct gtcctgcagg cccgtggggg ccccttggat ccatccctgc 13681 tctcacctgc aggtgtgggg ggcagcagac ggcggcgtgg taccaggtgc ccatccatgt 13741 atctctgagc tctgtgaggt ggcaaaagga ctgagcacgg gggagtccct gcctgctcat 13801 ctaggtagga aagcctgtgt gggtgggagg gccaggggtg aacttgggtc tgggcctgga 13861 cctgggcctg ggagatgggg cacaaacagt cctccccgac ccagttccca cccctcctcc 13921 accccagctc atgggttcat cccatgtggc atggccagtg taccgatcag ggacttcctc 13981 atcctcatct tgcttgtttt gccctttggt tcccttgggc tgagaatttc cttcttctgg 14041 gatggtgaaa atgagagccc cagagcctct cctggggaaa gggaggcacg ttaggcagac 14101 cagatccctc aatatgtggc cctggacccc tggttcctct catcccatgc cccaaccctt 14161 acagaaacac tgggcttttg gatttttttg ttgaggacaa gtcacataaa attaaccatt 14221 aaccatttta aagtgaccat gggcttttgt ttaatagatg ttcatctaat taggactgaa 14281 agtttcaaaa aaatcaaagt tgacctgtag agagacacct tgaacacaaa actgggcatg 14341 tattaggagt ggggggagcc tgtaaaagct aggcacttta tttttttatt tctatttttt 14401 attttctgag acgaggtctt actctgtcac ttaggctgga gtgcagcagc atgatctcag 14461 ctcactgcag cctcaacctc ccaggctcaa tttatcctcc cacctcagcc tcccaagtag 14521 ctgggactac aggcatgcgc caccatgctc ggctattttt ttattttttg tatggacggg 14581 gtctcattat gttgtgcagg ctggtcttgt actcctgggc tcaagcgatc ctcccacctt 14641 ggcctcccaa agtgctggga ttacgagtgt gagccaccgt gcctaggcaa gctagacact 14701 ctgaaatttt tttttaaaat ttttctttaa tctgcttatg tattgtctag cagctaagtg 14761 tttgacatgc attacctcat ttcatccttt ctttatccct gtgaagtaag tgctttgtca 14821 tcccccttaa acaggtgagg aaactgaggc tcatagaaac gaagtgacta ggcagggcac 14881 ggtggctcaa gcttgtaatc ccagcacttt gggaggctga ggtgggcaga tcacctgagg 14941 tcaggagttc gaaaccagcc tggccaacat ggcaaaacct cgtctctact gaaaaaaaaa 15001 aaaaaaatta gcctggcatt atggcgcacg cctgtaatcc cagctactcg ggaggctcag 15061 gcaggagaat cgcttgaacc cgggaggcag aggttgcagt gagccgaaat tgtgccactg 15121 cactccagcc tgggagacag agcgggactc tgtctcaaaa aaaaaaaaaa aaaaaagtga 15181 ttagctcaag gtcacttagc aaatggcaga ggcagaatgt gaactgaaac tcttggtttc 15241 acacaatgtg ctttttgcat taaacctttg tattgccttt ctcatatgaa tctcttatca 15301 ccctctattc ttacctgagc ccttgaaaca cctccattct tcccaaattt ctgcttgaag 15361 gcctctaggc cctccctccc acccccctca acttcctgcc tcctgaattg cctctatcca 15421 gtgtctagtc cttgccttcc ctcacaatct acttccagac acttgataat acctgtgggt 15481 gttggatcca gcctggggca cactgggctg actggaggtg ggagtccccc tgtcatcatc 15541 actgggccca aaggagagtg aatctggaag tctgtccccg acaggcagag acacagaaat 15601 cccggagccc cggcgagctg agggctggga gaccatcgtg gcctgtggag agtcacagga 15661 ctgagtgttg catgcacttt gtggctaagt catttggtca tataacatgt ctcccccaca 15721 ggtccatgaa tgtgggcctt gccctccaac agcaatggta aatgtcaaat aaataaatac 15781 gtaaataaat aaataaatat ttgcgatagg gtcttgtcct gtcaccaggc gggagtgcag 15841 tggcatgatc acagctcact gtggcctcat cctcccaggt tcaagcaatc 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acatgaggta attaccacag 21721 ttcattgact ccaggaggca catcttttta cattttagaa tctctgaaat tggggcgcat 21781 tttataacaa atggcaactt acaatggcca ctggctactt tttttttttt ttccacattc 21841 ttacatctcc gaaatcagaa tgcaacttac aagtactggc catagactta aagaaatgtg 21901 gcaaatgtct ttatagctta agttgctgtt agttggcagg gggtttgtta tttgcagcct 21961 taaatgttcc caatggttcc caagggatta tgtggagata atagggtcag gagtctggcg 22021 ggggtcaggc agggatctca gacctgcatg gctagggcaa ctgtgttgag caggatgagc 22081 aggaacatca ggtactcaaa ggcagcagag ttcacagtgg cccacacacg atactgatgc 22141 gggttcttgg ggatgtaacg gcggagtggc tgggccttga gggcatattc cacacattga 22201 cgctgcatac cagggcaggg catgagtgag cagtggggtc ctgaggcaag gagggaaggg 22261 ttggtgacca tccatagggg gtcaggggtc agaggtcacc tggttcttgt ccagctcaca 22321 gttttggtac tcctgctcgc cctgggcacg gaaagtgatg atgacgaagc ccacgaagat 22381 gttcatcatg aagaacgcaa tgatgatgat gtagacaatg aagaacactg agatctccac 22441 acggtaatta tagatggggc catggtcctc tgcatatgca tcgatggcct tgtatagcag 22501 tctgtgggag ccagaggggg ggtagaggtg 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gagacagtga acagggccat catggctgaa aggacattgt 23401 caaagttgaa atcactgttg acccagagcc gctcccggac caggggccgt gacacgtctc 23461 catctgggta taccaggaag gagcccctgt ggatgtgcaa acaggttaga tgggtgagga 23521 ggggtgagga actggggaaa gggtctgggg tctccagcat ggaggcagca ggacatagtg 23581 gtggagcaat atgttctagg ttcaaatcct gtccctccat gtcctggctg ggtgaccttg 23641 cgcatttacc ctttctgtgc ttctgtttcc ccattctaag aaataaggat aataacagaa 23701 tcgatttcct ggcttgtcac aaggattaat aaatgtcaca agtcaataaa tgagactagt 23761 gtctggcaca tagttggcat catttcatca tcaccattat catcctcatc atcgcccacc 23821 aggaaaaagt aaaacgaata atagccaacg tttattagca gtaactatat gccaggcact 23881 gagctagatt ttctttttct tctcttcttt tctattctct cttttttttt gagacggagt 23941 cttgaaaaag actctgccca ggctggagtg cagtggcatg atcttggctc actgcaacct 24001 ccgcctcccg ggttcaagcg attctccctc ctcatcttcc agagtagctg ggattacagg 24061 tgcacaacac caagcccagc taatttttgt atttttagtg gagacggggt ttcaccatgc 24121 tgactaggct ggtgtcgaac tcccaacctc aggtgatctg cctgccttgg cctcccaaag 24181 tgctgggatt 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gggactctgg tcatagatgc agctgaggga cttgggctgg ggacatgtgg tgatgggtca 25081 gggatgtatg gttagcaaca tgtgttcaag aggcagtgtt atgggctaga gacgtgtggg 25141 catccaccag gaataagtgt ttgccgggtg gggatctgtg gccacctgtc agggagctgg 25201 gtctgagaaa tgtggccact ggtagaaaca tatggtcact tggaaggaac atgggtcagg 25261 ccacatggct agtggtcaga gatgtgtatt tatgtgtcgg gtccaggccg tatggtcatg 25321 catccgtgca aatggtcagt ttgatcagtg atcctggccc caggggcagg gcagggcctg 25381 ggtcctgtgg gtttgggtgg ggtggggtta ccttgagtcc cttggccctg ttgatggctc 25441 ggaggggccg cagtactcgg agtactcgca gaatcttcac caccgagatg gcgctggagc 25501 tggggaaggg gcaatcctca ggcattggcc ctggctgggc cctggctgtg agaggaatgg 25561 ggtgggctgg ggatctgtca cttactggat gccaaaggag atgagggaca cactgaccac 25621 cagcagatcc aacatattaa accagctacg gcagaaggag ccgcggtgca ggaaggcccc 25681 aaacactgtc atctggggac aggacaagag gctagactca gacctgggga tggtgggggt 25741 tgggggaggt ggggatgggg acaggagagg tgggctgcaa gaaccggtgg ggagagtgcc 25801 agggcaactg agggtaggac tggggtccca ttagtcacct ttagtagaat 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ccccctgcac cctcttcctc 26701 ttcttcctct tcttcctctt cttcctcctc ctcctcctcc tccatgtctg gcaccagaga 26761 aaagcaaaaa aaaattaatt gagcaagttg atgtaaagca cccagaacag tgtttgccac 26821 gtggtcaatt cttcccattt ccctgctaga atgtcagctc ctccaggaag gtattttagt 26881 ctgttttgta tgctgctatg tccacagcac ttagaacagt gcctgggaca cagtaggagc 26941 tcagtaaatg tgtgttgaaa gaatgttgta tatacagact attttataat aaaggctctg 27001 agaagttcag cagtaaacaa aacgtgtttc tcttcttctt gtttttcttt aaagataggg 27061 tcttactctg ctcccccagg ctggacttca gtggtgccat catggctcac tgcaaccttg 27121 aacttctggg ctcaagcaat cctcctacct tagcctcctg agtagctggg actacaggct 27181 tgcatcatca tgcttggcta attaatttct tttttagaga tggggtcttg ctatgttgcc 27241 caggctgcat ttcccttctt taacctcaat gttcccaaat gttgctgacc acataccaag 27301 tctgttattt tcaggatgat cttggaaaag gctgatctct ggagaggagg gtctcagggg 27361 tcaggagctg tctgcctgag ctctttcccc aaggtcccac acctgctcca cctggccctg 27421 cccacttgcc tgctccttcc ctccttgcac cctcctcttc ctctttctcc acaccaggca 27481 cctgaggaca ggaagacggg agtcatcaat ggtgagggag acacagggaa tggacacagg 27541 ggaggcatgg aagaaatgta ataatagggg aaagaatagg cagaggatga aggttaaaga 27601 catgcacata tggctgggcg cagtggctca tgcctgtaat cccagcactt tgggaggctg 27661 aggcaggtgg atcacttgag gtcaggagtt cgagaccagc ctggccaaca tggtgaaacc 27721 ctgtctcttt caaaaataac aaaaattagc cgagtgtggt ggcgcatgcc tgtaaatccc 27781 agctacttgg gaggctgagg caggagaatc tcttggaccc aggaggcaga ggttgcagtg 27841 agccgagatg gcacaactgc actccagcct gggcgacaga gtgagactct atctcaaaat 27901 aaaacaacaa caacaaaaaa acagatatgc acacatagac aggtagtggt gggagtggga 27961 ggtgtagaca gtgcccaggc atctaactca ccaggccttc attctcctgt gggagatcct 28021 tctcattgct cttctccctg tgcgaggaaa taggggtgat tgctgcagat gggctaaggg 28081 ggatcactac agtcagaaca gacctttctt gggtcccata gaactttctt gcttccgctc 28141 ttccccactg cccctcccaa cagtccgttc tcaaagcagc cagagggagc ctgttaaacc 28201 ctgtctggga tatcccaact ctgcccacaa ccctcccatg tctccttaat tcaggaaaaa 28261 ctacagtcct caccctggcc cagaatgccc tcaatctggc cctccatttc ctccactgac 28321 cttcactcca taccactctc ctccttcctc actccattcc agcctcactg tttttatttt 28381 tttgagacgg agtctcactc tattgctcag gctagagggc agtggtgcga tattggctca 28441 ctgcaacctc cgcctcctgg gttcaagcga gcttgtccag ctaattttct tttgtatttt 28501 tagtagagac agggtttcac catattggcc aggctggcct cgaactccta agctcaggtg 28561 atccaccctc ctcggcctcc caaagtgctg ggattacagg cgtgagccac tgctcccggg 28621 catcgctggt attttttgaa agtgctaaga atgtggtcag gtgcggtggc tcacgcctgt 28681 aatctcagca ctttgggagg ctgaggcggg tggatcacct gaggttagga gttcaagacc 28741 agccttgcca acatggtgaa accccatctc tactaaaaat acaaaaaaat ttagctgagc 28801 atggtggtgt acgtctgtaa tcccagctac tcaggaggtt gaggcaggag aattgcttga 28861 acctgggtgg cggaggttgc agtgagctga gatagcacca ctgcactcca gcctggatga 28921 caagagtgaa actccatatc agaataaaaa aaaaaagtgc taagaacatt agcgccccag 28981 aagctttgca cttgccactc cccttccttg aatactcttc ccccagatat ttgcatggct 29041 cactccctca cttcattcag gtctctggtg aaatgtcact tcctcacaga gaccttcctt 29101 gctgacctta accccaaaga gcaatcttca tttcttgcta tcctttcatt ctgttttctc 29161 tttattacat attattaaca tatattatat attcatttgt tttatttttc ttgccttcct 29221 caactagaat gttagttcca tgaaggcaag gactcttgtc tgccttgacc cctgttgtct 29281 cctcagcatc tagaacagga cctggcacac agtaggcagt caatagatgc atgttgaatg 29341 aatgaggact ggcagatggt atctggagat ggggattacc agggtgacta gaggcatctc 29401 tggtggtggg ggtgtctgag gggttcccag tcagggatcc cagagagaga ctgtgttagg 29461 ggtggagcca gatctcaccc gcccttgtcc ttggcagtgc ctgcatctcc actggccagg 29521 ttgtccacag caatggcaag aaacacgttc aacaggatgt ctgggatgag cttaggctgc 29581 aaaggatgga gaagcaccct gcctatagac cacccagttc cccttaccca ccccgactcc 29641 accatcatcc agccccacaa agctccaagg atacagttgc cacagatgaa gagaatgatg 29701 aaatagatgc acaccaacat tcctgggaag aaggggccac catatgccat gataccatca 29761 tacatgacca cgttccagtc ctcacctgtc aggatctggg ggtgggaagt cactgtggag 29821 ctcttggacc ccctccaact ccagggtctc cccgacccac ccatcccatg gtctccagat 29881 cctacctgaa agacagtgag gagggcctgg gggaacgtgt caaaggtgct tcgcttggtg 29941 tgggtctggt caaagttgaa cttgccccca aacagctgca tgccaagcag ggagaagata 30001 atgatgaaga ggaagaggag aagcagcaag gatgcgatgg atttcattga attgagcagg 30061 gatgccacca gattgctcag agaagcccag tgtctgcagc agaaatggga gggggcaggg 30121 tcgatgccat gtccactgga catggctgga gcatcaggag ccagggcagg gctccagctt 30181 gagatgcacc tcggcaggtt gggctcaaat aggctttggt gtcagggtta gaaatgattt 30241 tggagttggg gtgagatgag agtaagaagt gggggaagct gggccctgtg gtggctcacg 30301 cctgtaatcc cagcactttg ggaggccaag gcgtgtgggt catgaggtca ggagactgag 30361 accatcctgg ctaacacggt gaaaccccgt ctctactaaa aaaaaattag ccaggcatgg 30421 tggcaggtgc ctgtagtccc agctactcag gaggctgagg cagaagaatg gcgtgaaccc 30481 aggaggcgga gcttgcagtg agccaggatt gcactgcact ccagcctggg cgatagacag 30541 agactctgtc tcaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaa agaagaagaa gtaaagaggt 30601 aggggaaagt tgagagtttg gggttagggt tggtggtagg ggtataatgg gagactggga 30661 gatgaggtta ggatggagtt tttttttttc ttatcttttt tttttttttg agatgaagtc 30721 tcactgtgtt gcccaagctg gagtgcagtg gcacaatctc gtctcactgc aacctccacc 30781 ttccaggttc aagcgattct cctgcctcag cctcccgagt agctgggact acagtcactt 30841 gccaccactc ccggctaatt tttttgtatt tttagtagag acggggtttc actacattgg 30901 ccaggctggt cttgaactcc tgaccttgtg atccacccgc ctcagcctcc caaagtgctg 30961 ggattacagg cgtgagccac cgcgtccagc ctaggatgga ggtttaatgg aagttggtga 31021 agctagaatt gggtttcagc ttgggactgg gcctggtgtt ggggatgggg ttgtgatgta 31081 tttggggttg gagatggagt taagggtaag ttgtggttga gggctgggat agaggagggg 31141 atgggatgag actggggctg aggctggaaa tggagttgca gttgaagata gggtgatggt 31201 taagggttag ggacgtggga gttctctttg gggattgagg atggtattat ggttggtggt 31261 tagtgacagg gatggggctg ggagttaggg atgaggtggg agatggagtt gggcttggga 31321 atgggtgtta gcgttgtaaa tgggctcata ggtgacctgt ggttgggggt tgggatcaga 31381 gatggtattg tggttggggg ttgggatggg gtttgggctg ggaatagtat ggcattgaaa 31441 tcggagacag ggttggggaa aaacgttaga gcaggagttg aggttgagga aggcaatgga 31501 aatggagtag acattctccc cagtggatga agacaggaac ttgtgtctgc tttgattcct 31561 ggtgtttccc tagggcttgg tagggtgcct ggcacacagc aggcactcaa tggatgtctg 31621 ctcaatgaat ggtgaagcag atgaagttat cattggagct tgggtggggg tgttgaggct 31681 gtgtttgagg cccttgtctt ccccctcccc taatacaaac ctggtgacct taaagatcct 31741 gaggaggcgc acacatcgga gcactgagat gcccaagggc tgcatggcgc ccacctccac 31801 caaggtggtc tctaggatgc ccccacagac cacaaagcag tcaaagcggt tgaagaagga 31861 agacacatag gcagaggggc ccagaccgta caatttgaga agcatctcca ccgtgaacag 31921 acagagcaac actttgttgg catactctgt ggggagagag gcagggatga tcgggctggc 31981 cagtttctgt ggtgacatgt ggggaggtaa ctagggacca tggggtgacc cacggtagct 32041 ggtatcaggc caggtgctgg ctgagggaag gcttagggct agggattggg gtgagtttgt 32101 aggtcagagt aggtgaagtt ttgaggggct tggagatggg gatgaggggc agagtcgggg 32161 tgggggccag agtcagtgtc tatgagtcca gaagacccaa attcacaagt agagttagag 32221 tctagggttt cttcgggact ggggctggtt tgtgggttat gggttagaaa tgtgctcggt 32281 attcaggctg gggctgagat tataatgaat aatagtaaga gctgacactt ataaagtgtt 32341 agctatatgg tgggccatac aatgtcctaa gcacttttca ctttacatca tttactcctc 32401 ttcgctgctt catgaagtgg atactactat ctatcatctc cattttgtag atgtggagaa 32461 cttttccaga cagtgtgatg ataagagcct ggattctgga gccaggctgc ctgggttcta 32521 attctggctc tgccactcgc tagctgggtc ccgagattag tcgcttaacc cctcagtgcc 32581 ttgatgctca gtgttctgtg ccttagtatt taattcgcat aaggttgtgg tgaagaaatt 32641 gtcagtacac ataaagaaag gtgctgagaa aggagcttga ggcacacagc aagtgctacc 32701 tgtgtaagct acaaggtggg atgggacagg ctaagggctc tggatttatt tgggtagggg 32761 ggaaggcagt gtcttggggg ctgaggcgcc ctagaggttt tggatttaag cttctggggt 32821 agaaggaata ggaggctggg ggagacgact agcaggctgg gggtgtaccc tggatctggg 32881 tgagccacac aggctgcccg tggtgctcag aggcgatggt caacgtgttg aggaagacga 32941 gcaacagcac agcccagtag caggcattgg acttcactgc ccgacggcag cgtgcccgaa 33001 ggacccggtt ggctcggcgg aggcggcggc tgggggaagg ggagcccaca ggctgagatc 33061 acctacctaa gcctgccctg gggggctcag gtgggggatc caaaggtcat gagggcttgg 33121 aggtgggggg tttcaaagtt atggagtcaa ggatttgcac aactttccca actcaccaga 33181 ctctggtttt catgatcttg tttctgaaaa agaaggggga tgggaggtgt gtgtcgtaaa 33241 gggcagaagg ggtgtcagtg actggggcca gaggtcaagg actgagatcg aggcttgagg 33301 ctaaagaaag gacttgagtc agggtttgga ctggcttctg ggctgggtca ggggctgggg 33361 gccctcacag gcagcgtgta cagctggcca gagccccctc ctcctcatcc tcatcgcctt 33421 gggtctctgt catggaaccg gtgtcactgg ctgggaggct ggctgtaggc aaggtgggga 33481 tagtggtcag gacctgaaga ccccgaggtc caatctttgg ctttcacctc tgcctaccca 33541 cccccacccc agcctggctg gacccccacc atggctgctg gtggagtgtg tggagcgagt 33601 agaatgactg aaccagcgca gacgtccacg cctcctattg gtcagctcgg ccagctgtgg 33661 ccctgcaggg agagaaagga caattaggga ggacatactg ggggcagggt tagggccatg 33721 tctagggtag gggtgtcatt tggagtcttt atagctgagg ctggtcttga ttctgcattt 33781 tgagccataa cttgggggct ggggctagag ttgttgcaga tcaggcctgg gtgggtctca 33841 ggagggcaga ccacatctaa ggcatgcagg gaatgggcca gattggagtt gcctacgatg 33901 gcccgcccgg ccctcttcag ccatagaacc aaggttgtca tcggcggagg ggtcctccat 33961 gtccagctct tcggcttgag tgatccagtc caggtagccc cgcaggtctt cctccatctg 34021 ctgcttctcc cgctgcttct ggaagtcccc gcgagctttc gctttctctc tctccttgga 34081 gaactccctg agggaggagg atagagggct agggggagga gccaatctga acaccttgct 34141 ttcatcactc cagccacact agcctcctag ctactctttg aatatgccaa gcacattcta 34201 gcctcagggc ctttgcactg accattctct ttgcttggaa tgcttttccc tcagataacc 34261 acatggtgca cccacctcat ctcttttttt ttcttttccc cagatacagg gtctcactct 34321 atcactcagg gtggagtgca gtggtgtgat catagctcac cgcagcctcg acctcctggg 34381 ctcaagcgat ccttccacct cagcttcctg agtagctagg actacaggtg tgcgccacca 34441 tgcccagcta tttttgttca ttttttgtaa agatgaagtc tcactatgtt gcccaggctg 34501 gtctcgaact cctgacctca agccatcctc ctgccttggc ctcccatagt gctgggatta 34561 caggcatgag ccactgcacc tggcctcttt cacattttta ctcaaataac accttgtcaa 34621 gacagccttt cctgacatcc ctatttataa tcacaagatc tctccattct tatcttttat 34681 ctttcctttc tttccacagt acatattcca tataaaacac tatatatatg tgtgtgccaa 34741 tatataaatg cacacactta ttttattgca tatgttgcta ctttctgtct ctccccatca 34801 gaatgtaaaa ccaggaaggc agagattttt gtcttttgtt ccactcctaa aatggtgcct 34861 cacatacaat agatgctcat gattgaatga aggagtattt cagatgggtt ttgaaggatg 34921 tctaggagtt tgccaggcac aaagaagtgg gcagtggctg aggggtggga agcagggagt 34981 gtctaggtcc ctcacccact caggacgcca agcacaaggt tgaggacgaa gaaggaccca 35041 aagatgacaa ggctcacaaa gtacacccag ggcagttcat accccatggc atcttgcatc 35101 tggggagaga aaaggcatgc atccctcagg gtaggcagac actcctgcgt gagtgtcagg 35161 gaggaaaggc aggtgcagcc tttgagctct gtgcccacag tccacctcac ccagtagagc 35221 acatcggtcc agccttccat ggtgacacac tggaagactg tcagcatggc gaagaagaag 35281 ttgtcaaagt tggtgatgcc tccattgggc cctggccagc gcccgcggca ctcagtctgg 35341 ttcagcgtgc acgcacgccc tgatcccgaa gacgcacagg gcgatgggtc ctcctccgct 35401 tccatgtctg caggaagact ggagcttggg gcttcgaagc aggcccactc tcagtcgctg 35461 ccaccctgaa gccccgccca cttaggaagc tcgacttggg tcctagattt ttctctttct 35521 ctctttcttt ctttcttttt ttgagacggg gtctccctct gtcgcccagg ctggagtgca 35581 gtggcacgat ctcggctcac cacaacttcc gcctcccggg ttcaagcaat tctcctgcct 35641 cagcctcctg agtagctggg attaccggcg tgtgccacaa cgcccggcta attttttttg 35701 tatttttagt agagacgggg gtttcaccat attggtcagg ttggtctcga actcctgacc 35761 ttgtgatccg cccgcctcgg cctcccaaag tgctgggatt acaggcgtga gccaccgtgc 35821 ccggccagtc ctagattttt ctaaggcaac acttagctcc acttctaggg cagaaccctg 35881 cgagctccgt attctgaacc actgggaagc tagggatccc accaaccggg atttaaatcc 35941 tggcgtggag tcttgtaaat aacaatgagg caagagcctg ggggcggagt cttgtgaatt 36001 tggacgcgtc tcttgaaaat aggggagggg caaggcatgg gcgggagtct gggtaaatgg 36061 tctgagtgta tgagaacagt cgtggagaat aaagcttttt tttggtttgt ttttgttttg 36121 tttttgagac cgagtctcac tctgtcgccc aggctggagc gcagtgagtg gtgcgatccg 36181 atctcagctc actgcaacct ccatctccca ggctcaagtg attctcatgc cgcagcctcc 36241 cgagtagctg ggattacaga catgcaccac cacgcccggc tcaactttgt atttttagta 36301 gagatggggt ttcactatgt tggccaggct ggtctcgaac tcctgacctc aagtgatcca 36361 tctgcctcgg cctcccaaag tgctgggatt acaggcgtga accacggcgc ccagccgagg 36421 ataaagtttt ttaaaattgt ttttgttatt attttttgga gactggatct cactattttg 36481 cacaggctgg tagcaaactc ctgggcgtaa gtgatcctcc cgcctcggcc tcccaaatgc 36541 cgggaataca ggtgtaagcc aaggcgcaga gtttttgttt tgttttgttt tgtttttgag 36601 acggagtctc gctctgtcgc ccaggctgga gtgcagtggc gcatctcggc tcactgcaag 36661 ctccgcctcc tgggttcacg ccattctcct gcctcagcct caggttcacg ccattctcct 36721 gcctcagcct cccgagtagc tgggactaca ggcgcccgcc accatgccca gctaattttt 36781 tgtatttttt tagtagaggc agggtttcac cgtgttagcc aggatggtct cgatctcctg 36841 acctcgtgat ccgcccgcct cggcctccca aagtgctggg attacaggcg cagagtcttg 36901 tcttaagtgc ggggcacttg cacttaagtc ttaagtgcgg ggcaggacct tagcctgtgg 36961 gtacagtctc gtgatggggc ggagctatta gcgaggtggg gttgtagtct gatttagggc 37021 agagtcttga atatatgggt gggacttggt tatctgggga tggaacctga gcctgggggc 37081 cgaatcttgt gcatttcagt gggtttccct gagtgcagca ttggatctag gaaccgaagg 37141 agggggcatg ttctgcctag gaggggcggg cagactaacc ggatcccagg aagtagcacg 37201 tcttgtgcat tcgtccaagg aacagctcga gcccaatgat ggcataaatg atgatgacga 37261 agagcacgag cagtgcaatg tgcagcagcg gcaccagagc cttcatgatg gaattgagca 37321 ctatgtgcag gcctgcgggg agggaggggg aggcagaaat aagggcgggg tcagctcagc 37381 cccaccccca ccctccacct ccgacctcgg gggatgtgcc actcactcgg gaccccagac 37441 accagcctca gtggccgcag cacccgaaac gccctcaatg ccttcacatc gaagcctcct 37501 ggctttcccc cggtgtgcgg ggcgtcgcct ggccgtccgg ggccctgctc cagcagaacg 37561 ctgaacagcc tgatggggga gcaccgggca gggaggcgga ggtcaggcct tgggattccc 37621 ccctccaccc taaccttctc agaaaagcac aagtccctgt aactagaaat agaaatgggt 37681 tttaataata ttcctgattc tggctgccga atgggggcgg tctgaaagag tcgctttcct 37741 gagcccagaa ttcagcgggc ctgacggtag gaaggcgact agggtggggt gcctcccgca 37801 gacgcgcacc cgaccacgac gatgatgaag tcgagtaggt tccagccatt gcggatgtag 37861 gcgctggggt ggagcaccag cccgtaggcc acgatcttga gcaccgtctc cacagtgaaa 37921 atcaccagga atacgtactc cacctgctcc tgggggtggg accggggggc gggtcgggaa 37981 gtcggggagt tatttgaagg cgaggtttga cgggggcgtg gggagcatag tcaggaccga 38041 gggtggggct gagccaggca gggccatccg ggtcagagag ggggcggggt ctggctggaa 38101 ggagtgagct ctactggggc tctatttggc tgggaactgg ctggggcggg gcgggcctta 38161 ccaggttgtg gttggcagtg ttggagtcgt cctcagggaa ggggatgtaa actcccaggg 38221 ccacgcagtt ggcaaagatg gtcagcagga tgaggatgtc gaagggcctc aggtggacac 38281 agtcaaggac cctggcagag tggcattgga acccccctac tcccttggga acctcccacc 38341 cagtgctgac ccttgacgcc caaggtgaca ggtcctggca ttctcgaccc ctgccctgac 38401 aaggccttga ctttgtccct cctggaaacc ttaaccatcc ccaactcttg ctgtgattca 38461 gtccttgact cttgaaccct ggtgaccttt gcctttctga acctgccccc caacccagtt 38521 cttgactctt gaccttgatg atctcagccc tcctctgttc cagccctgac ccaattcttt 38581 actcctggta ccctgatgac ccttacccct gggccctgcc cctgccttcc aggatgcttc 38641 cactccacga tgctgatgca ggaccgtcgc agaggattgg ccagggtgag gcagaagagt 38701 gcccgaggtg accgctgggc actggccact gccactgtct tgtgcttgct gtgctggttt 38761 cttcgcttag gggtccctag gcctgatgcc ccactgcttt caccttccac agctgggggc 38821 ccggggcaca gcccccattc gggaccaggg cctgccccat tggctggact gggctctggg 38881 gtggtgtcta tatggagaaa ctgtgtcagg gagggacagg gtattggggc aattgtggct 38941 gcttcctacc tgatcctgtc cctctgtttg aaggaaggag agaagagcat ggaaaattag 39001 ggagaactgg gagtagctgg gttaaggact gggaagtaag agtgttcgaa ttaagattag 39061 agtgagagtt tataggggag tgaaggtgag attacatttc caagtgaagt agggtttggt 39121 gtttaagttg ggggtagagt ttaaattgcc atggggtggg cgaatttaag gttaaatttg 39181 agtggtgggt tttgggttag ggtggggatg ggtttagaca taggtaggag tggagttttg 39241 tctaagggtt aggactgggt attttgaatt ggaattagaa ttaggataca ggttagggtc 39301 gaagttgagt tttgagtggg acttgaattt tgcattgggg ttttcagcta aggccactcc 39361 cagttcccat ggtctcgttt cagcctcaga gggcggtaga ttggcctggt taagattccc 39421 agctttggat gaaacaagct gcctgagttt aaatcctgac tttaccactt ggtagctatg 39481 tgttgccttg ggcaaattat gtaatctctt tgagcctcag tttccttatc tgtataataa 39541 ggatgataat aacagtacct aaaatatagc ggtgttatga ggattaaatg agttcagaat 39601 caaaagaatg cctggcacat agagttattc ccattttgca gatgagaaaa ttgagaagaa 39661 aaagttaagt gacttgctga agtggctgaa tggggagtca cactcagtct aactctagag 39721 ccctcatggc ttactaccac catcaagtat gtcttctctc tctttctctc ttttgttttt 39781 gttttttttt ttaaagggtc tgtgcacttt ctggaaagtc agagactgca atcactaaca 39841 gtattgacat cccggggttg aggttgaggt taggtcactt taggtctgta tctggggtgg 39901 ggtttagact ctaacagggg tttgccttct ggctggtaga gtttgtgtta ggtttcaggt 39961 gggcgtttgg ataggggtca gagccaggat tgaggttggg tttcctttgg gaactaaggc 40021 tgtggatgag gctgagaggc catggggggt ggtgtctggg tcaggctgag cgttagggct 40081 ctggtggcag agaggctgtt tggggctggc tgggatgggg aacagggtga tgtggttctt 40141 gtcccctaga ggctctctgg gggtggggtc tgggtgggca atgggtgggt cagaggggct 40201 ctaccttgct ccaagggtct gcagggatgg aaggattctc tcacctttcc cgccttcaga 40261 ttccgacatc tttctttcga gattgaaggg ccatctgcac acaacccccc tctcttcccc 40321 cagctttgga gggattaagg ccgcagggcg gggcaataac agtgttgtat gggagggtgg 40381 cggtgggggt gcaaatggga cgtttgtggg ccagagcctg gcaacagatg aaatatttac 40441 caaatatata cctgcagcaa acagtcaaac taaaataaga aaaacgatgt cattttccag 40501 tagtatatgg aattcgaagt atataggaaa aacctaatat atgtgcaata tctctatgga 40561 aaaaagatca aatattatca attattatta tttttagaga cagggtcttg ctctgtcacc 40621 caggctggag tgcagtggcg tgatcatagc tcacagtagc gttgaattcc tgtgctcaag 40681 tgatcctctg acctcagcct ctgtagctgg gactgcaggt gtgcactacc atgcccaact 40741 attttttttt taaattttgg gttgcttcga actttatttg agaacaacag aagataaacc 40801 tatcaaaaga acacacaggt gggtgcgggg gcacggctag tggcggcggc cgggggcatc 40861 cgggctaagg cttttacttg gctgcagact ggtcggattt cgcagctcct aggcccccaa 40921 gctgggcccg tgactccaag gtgatctcgt tggactgcgt ggctagcttg ggcatggggg 40981 cctccacggt cagtgtgccc tcaggggaca gggaggagga gaccttggtg gggtccacac 41041 cggggggcag cgtgtatttc cgggtgaagc atcgggagat gtagccatgc tcgtcctgcc 41101 gctcctcgtg cttgctggtg atctccacca tgccatcctt ggtcttgacc gtcagctcgt 41161 cggaggcgaa gtagttgatg tccagggata cgcgccagcg gtccgctgtg ggccgattct 41221 ccgagacccc gccgctgagc tgccggctga gcgcgtagct gtaggcgggc gcggccaccg 41281 cggggctctc gaccgcggcg ggggcagggg acgcacgtag cggggccagc agctggtgcc 41341 caaccactgc gaccagcccg aaggcctggt caaagaggcg actgtgcggg taccagtcgc 41401 ggaaggggtc ccagctgggg tcccgcagga gcgagaaggg gacgcggcgc tcggtcatgc 41461 tggctggctc tgctggggac gtctgcttgg acaagtgtca attttttttt ttttttttaa 41521 gagatggtgt attgctgtat tgcccatgcc ggtctcaaac tcctgacctc aagcgatcct 41581 cccgccttgg cctccaaaac tgctgggatt gcaggtgcgc gtcggctgtt caagaaatgg 41641 ttacatagat ttcttttgct ttatttattt atttagagac ggagtctcgc tctgttgccc 41701 aggctggagt gtaatggcgc aatctcagct cactgccacc ttcgcttccc cagttcaagt 41761 gattctcctg cctaagcctc ccgagtagct gggactacag gcatgtgcca ccatgcctgg 41821 ctaatttttc tcattttagt agagaggggg tttcaccatg ttggccaggc tggtctcgaa 41881 ctcctgacct caggtgatcc acccgactcg gcctcccaaa gtgctgggat tacaggcgtg 41941 agccactgca cccagccggt tacatagata tttgctgtgt aattattctt tggagtgtac 42001 aaatgtgtat catattaaag catttattga atgcatggac actagtaact ataacttaca 42061 tagtgctttc ttatcttatg tgtcaggcac atagtacaac gtgctttata taaattaatt 42121 ctgttttaat cctaaaaagc aggtactgtc aatagtccca ttttacagat gaggagacta 42181 agacacaggg aagtagtcgc tttgtgttaa aattctgccc ttaatgtgta cacttttata 42241 gcctagaaga tgaatgccgc cttaaacgaa tgagtcagga agcccctttc tgtccggccc 42301 ctccactccc caccacacgg gttgttcctt tttcccttgg aagagcccac tggactgcag 42361 gtggaagaac tacagttccc agcagctatt gcaagctcaa cctccgtgca cactcacccc 42421 aggcctcaca tccggcatgc gccgtgctcg ctcacagaac tacactttcc aactctcccc 42481 acacgacccg tgacactctg tggaccgcga gcacggagca gggtttctac agctgctccc 42541 cactttctcg gacccggtcc tggacccagc ccccgactcc gacacggctc caccatggag 42601 gaggcggacc gaatcctcat ccattcgctg cgccaggccg gcacgtaagg acagagcccc 42661 cgcccacccc cgaagcccac atccgggact ctaaagccca ggaccccgtt tcccgggaac 42721 cttaaaaccc gggatcctga cattcagggc tccaactcca ggatcctaag accctcaccc 42781 ccttacacac acacacacac acacacacac acacacgcac acacacacac gcacacacac 42841 accgccctcc ctgacaccga catcagaggc ctcccaaatc ctttaaccat gatatttggt 42901 acacccaaag ctctgggacc cagacacctt gagacgttac aaccttgaaa cctcaagacc 42961 cggaaccctg taatctgggg aatcttaaca tcagttccct gagaccctgt tatctggaga 43021 ccctaagaca cctgtgccct aagaaccagg gagcgtaaaa ccccaggacc ctggcactcg 43081 gggactccaa aaaatccctg gaccagatac ttgggatcct tcaaactcca gttccccaaa 43141 cacctggggc ttaaaaaaac ccaggattct tttttttttt ttccttttcc gagatggagt 43201 ctcgctctgt cgcctaggct ggagtgcagt ggggtgatct cagctcactg cagcctccgc 43261 ctcccaggtt caagtgattc tcctgcctca gcctcccaag tagctggtat tacagccgtg 43321 cgccaccttg cccggctaat ttttgtattt ttagcagaga cagggtttca ccatgttggt 43381 caggctggtc tccaactcct gacctcaagt gatctgcccg cctccgcctc ccaaagtgct 43441 gggattacag gtgtgagcca ccacgcccag ccaaaaaaac ccagaattct aaaatctgac 43501 atcagcattt ggtcaccctg acgcacgaag actcctccgt tcagaggccc taaaaaccca 43561 ggatgccaac atctagggag tctgattttt gtattgcttg aaactaggtg gtcttgatat 43621 tcagggatct tgatacccag ggaccctgac atttggaact tctgaaaaca gcagcctcct 43681 aaaatctagt cttctcaaaa ctctagcagc tcaatatgta tgcaaagaac atactatctg 43741 ggaaccaaga aacccagaga ttgtgccacc tggacccttt caccttccca gactcccaaa 43801 ttttgatatt tttctaaact gagttctctt ccacccacca ttctcctact ccaagatctt 43861 aggacttgag gatttcccta gttcctggtt ttccaaatgg aagtcacagt caccaacatc 43921 caggatctgt ctgaactgta ggcatcctcc ctgccccgac cctggtacta gtgtttccaa 43981 aaggctgcag ggctcagcct gatccctgtt gcctgactat tcctgtgatc aagctggtcc 44041 ccttcttcag ggcagttcct ccagatgtgc agaccttgcg cgccttcacc actgagctgg 44101 ttgtagaggc tgtggtccgc tgcctgcgtg tgatcaaccc tgcggtgggc tctggcctca 44161 gccctctgct gcctcttgcc atgtctgccc ggttccgcct ggccatgagc ctggctcagg 44221 cctgcatggt gagtggccct cctcctaatg cacacatcct ctttcttcct cttttacaaa 44281 gtaaccaagt tcctttgcaa cacttgcctt tcctctgcaa cacttgcctt tcctctgcaa 44341 cacttgcctt tcctctgtca tttttcctgc ggcttagttt tcattagtgg ttaaggctgc 44401 tgactgtact gccaaactgc ctgagtagtt tagatcctag ccccaccact tggtaactgt 44461 gtgaccctaa cccttctggg ccccagtttt cctatttgtg aaatggagat gataaatgta 44521 gtgcttttat gaggagcaaa tgagtttatc cagtttgcac ctgggctgct cctggcttct 44581 atgttttaaa tttagctgca aaataccacc cccaccccat agtatccatt tcctagttcc 44641 agaaaatact ctgtctgggt catatactcc taaactaatc actctgtgct ctgattggcc 44701 cagtctggat gacatggtca ttcctttttt tttttttttt ttgagatgga gtctcacttt 44761 gtcgcccaag ctggagtgca gtggtgcgat cttggctcac tgcaacctct gcctcccggg 44821 ttcaagcaat tctcctgcct cagcctcccg agtagctggg actacaggcg tgtgccacca 44881 cacccaacta attttcatgt ttttagtaga gacggggttt caccatgttg gccaggatgg 44941 ttttaatctc ttgacctcat gatccacctg ccttggcctc ccaaagtgct gggattacag 45001 gagtgagcca ccgtgcccag ccttttcttt tctttttttc tttttttttt ttttttgatg 45061 tgaagtctct ctctgtcacc caagctggaa tgcagtggcg tgatctcagc tcacggctca 45121 ctgcaacctc cgtctcctgg gttcaagtga ttctcctgcc tcagcctccc gagtagctgg 45181 gactacaggc atgcaccacc atgctcagtt aatttttgta tttttagtac agacggggtt 45241 tcactatgtt ggctaggctg gtcttgaact cctgacctcg tgatctgccc acctcggcct 45301 cccaaagtgc tgagattaca ggcgtgagcc actgcgcccg gccgacacgg tcattcctat 45361 aggacactgt gattagccac tccttcagga tcctgtggag ttgggataag gatgattacc 45421 caaagaaagg catgctggtt acccaaaaga gtgtctgcta tattacctct gtgggaacca 45481 catatcctgc ctctgctaag agcaattcca acaatgtctc tgtgacagaa taaataaagt 45541 gcttttcttt taaaaaatat tttaattttt ttagaggtaa gtgtcttgct atattgccca 45601 ggctggtctt gaactcctgg cctcaagaga ttctcctgcc tctgcctcac tagtagctag 45661 gactataggc acatgccacc ctgcccgaga atttttaaat ttttcgtaga gatggggtct 45721 cgcttttgta gagatgttgc ccaggctggt cttaagctcc tggcctcaag caatcttccc 45781 gccttggcct cctgagtagt tgggactaca ggcgtgcacc actgtgcctg gtaaagagcc 45841 attctgatga aacactcacc cattcccagt atagagctga gtccaggagt ccagttcctg 45901 tattcaagag ctgcaagtaa tgccactccc cctggctcac tcactctgtg actttgggcc 45961 agtctttttt ttttttgaag cccaggctgg agtgcagtgg cacaatctcg gcttactgca 46021 acctcctccg cctcctgggt tccagcaatt ctcctgcctc agcctgccga gtggctggga 46081 ttacaggtgt ctgccactgt gcccggctaa tttttttgta tttttagtgg agacagggtt 46141 tcaccatctt ggccaggctg gtctcgaact cctgaccttg tgatccaccc acctcagcct 46201 cccaaagtgt tgggattaca ggtgtgagcc accgcgtctg gctctcttaa cctttttgag 46261 gctaagtttc cacatgtgta aaatgggtat aagaattgta gctactgtat agggttgctg 46321 tgaggattaa acatgagtta atgtgtgaaa agctggttat aataagcttt gcataaatgg 46381 gattactatt attggatagg tccgatctgg aacctgtgaa tacatagtga atggaaacac 46441 tttgaactga cccaggaagt atatggtggt ggagggacga tagagtaact accgtgaaaa 46501 ctttcattta gatatagggg actgggtggc tagagttgtt aaatttgggc cttgcttatg 46561 cagtttctgt ctcttagcaa caggtctcag agctccatcc atcccttcgc tctcaggttc 46621 acccagctct caggagttgt cacattgttc tctctggggc tcttggtggc cttatgaggc 46681 aggcagtctg tcccctggcc caggactgta tgtattctta aggttagcac ttaatagggg 46741 ggaagttatg tcttctgttt gcagaggaga gtacacagca ggaggtgttg aggtgggggc 46801 tcaggcttcc tgcagttctc tgttcttccc tcagtgctgt ctctcttgga ttttgttcac 46861 ctgcttttgc ttacattgat tttagtgggg gttagtgact atggcttttc cagtggccag 46921 gaggtacatg tgggctgggc acgttggctc ttgcatgtaa tcccagcact ttgggagtct 46981 gaggtgggag gatcagttga gcccaggagc tcgagatcag cctgggcaac atagtgagac 47041 ccccatctct acaaaaaata aaaaaaaaat agctgggcat ggtggcacac gcctgtggtc 47101 ccagctatgt gggaggctga ggtaggagga ttgcttgagc ctgggaggtc caggctgcag 47161 tgggctgtga ttgcgccact gcactctagc ttgggaaaca gagtgaaacc ccatctccaa 47221 aaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaag actggggacg gtggctcctg taattccagc actttgggag 47281 gtggaggcgg gcagatctca ccagaggtca ggagtttgag accagcctgg ccaacctggc 47341 gaaaccctgt ctctactaaa aatacaaaaa ttagcctggt gtggtggtgt gtgcctgtaa 47401 tcccagctac tcaggaggct gaggcaggag aatcgcttga acccaggagg cggaggttcc 47461 agtgagtcga gattgcacca ctgcactcca gcctgagcga cagagcaaga ctcttgtttc 47521 caaaaaaata aaaaacaggt acatatggtt gtctggcccc cagcagcctt ggtttatcag 47581 cagcaggcaa aaggagttct cttaatccag ctgtgtgctg tccctgtagc ccccccgcaa 47641 ctcagcactg ccatgttctg gcatcttttc ttcatatgcc ctgctcctgg caacagtttc 47701 tgcaccttag ccacctccat attttggcac cttccccact cctggaatga gtttctatat 47761 cagtcacagc tctttgattg catattgtgg aaaaaatcca aagtaaaata ccttaaaagc 47821 cagtggttat acttatttga ccttgagcct ccaaaataaa tatatcttgc attgtgaccc 47881 agtatactcc taagtataga ataatgatgg cttctaagtg tactctgtgc caggccctgt 47941 ggtaagtaac atggtgttaa ctcatttaat tctcaggaca accttctgct atatgtactg 48001 ttggtatacc ctctttcaga tgaagaaagt gaagcacaga gggattaagt gatctgcctg 48061 aggtcgtata gttggtaaga ggcaaagctt gggtttgaat ccaggaagtc tgctttcaga 48121 gtctatgcag ttccaaagca gtggcaactc tggaagaaaa aggctttcct aggccgggtg 48181 tggtgattcc cacctgtaat cccagcactt tgggtggctg aggtgggcag attgcttgag 48241 cccaggagtt tgagaccagc ctggccaaca tggtgtagcc ctgtctacac tgaaaataca 48301 aaaattagcc gggtgtggtg gcatgcacct gtaatcccag ctactcggga ggctgcgtgg 48361 gaggatcact tgagcccagg aggcagaggt tccagtgagc caagatcacg ctactgcact 48421 ccagcctgag cgacagagcg agaccctgtc tcaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaa aggaaaaagg 48481 ctttctttct ctcctggcct gtttcctcag tccccatcag aaccctcatg agtccttttg 48541 ttctgagcta ttgtgcttct ggtctttttg tcctgtttat ttttaggcac tctttctata 48601 ataggtagat ttgctcttta cctatgatat gggctccaaa tattttttcc caacttgtca 48661 ttaacttttg actttgctta ttctattttc tttaaatatt ttctttcttt tcatgtattc 48721 aaaagtaccc atcttttctt ttatggcctc tggattttga gtcatagaaa ggccagagct 48781 ttaatcttgt ttcttgttct ctgtagcgtt gactatcatc actctgtgac tccccccagg 48841 gcccagaggc cttggggagc tgggggaggt tgggagggtg gtggttagtg agaaagtggg 48901 agcgttttca gcctaggccc aagtctccca gggcaggagg accctgcctg cttcctgata 48961 gccgcccacc aaccctcagg acctgggcta tcccttggag cttggctatc agaacttcct 49021 ctaccccagt gagcctgacc tccgagacct gcttctcttc ttggctgagc gtctgcccac 49081 cgatgcctct gaggatgcag accagcctgc aggtactggg tgtctgggat gtgggcgggg 49141 gcggtgaggg gagaggaggg ccttctaggg gctgtagggc tgagagaggt agaggtggta 49201 aaaaggttga tgggtagggg tggcggtatg tgccttcagg agagctaggc aggaggatta 49261 ggcatcagag aggggctaca gggcaggggg cagggggctg aggttgagct gaccccggtg 49321 gtgcgttggt gcggggaggg gcctccctga ctcaacccct gtgccctccc tctctctcac 49381 ttcgctctaa ccacttgggc ctcctgggtg ctactcaaac ataccccagt acactcccgc 49441 ctctgcacct ttgtatcgtt ggttaccttt cccctaggta ccctcatggt tcactccctt 49501 acctctttga ggttaacctc ctctccgcag ccctctcctg atccccacct ggctgcagtc 49561 tggatggtat tcaggatcct attcatgatc tctctcctct gctagcttgc cggctccctg 49621 agggcaggga cctttatcca gtttgttcca cgaagtagcc ctagtgtcta gaacagcgac 49681 ctgtacatag taggtgctcg gtgtttgttg aatgactgaa cgtgagaacg caagctggat 49741 agatgtgtat ctctggatgg gggtcaggag tggaggctgg tctcctaggg tatgcccttt 49801 tggatttgca gcattgacat ctgattcact tcctccctat cccccatagg tgactcagct 49861 attctcctcc gggccattgg gagccaaatt cgggaccagc tggcactgcc ttgggtcccg 49921 ccccaccttc gcactcccaa gctgcagcac ctccaggtga gacccctgac tcccatggat 49981 cttctcttgt ccccgtctgg gtgcccaggg ttttggcccc ctacccctgg caaccctcat 50041 cccacttcac cctggagatt ctgagcctgc tctcccacca gggctcggcc ctccagaagc 50101 ctttccatgc cagcaggctg gtcgtgccag aattgagttc cagaggtggt gagcatgagg 50161 ctgtggggag gggtgaggag gaaggtgggg gggaacctca tagcgttgcc atgcggcagg 50221 gccagctgac tctgttcctg cctccagagc cacgggagtt ccaggcgagt cccctgctgc 50281 ttccagtccc tacccaggtg cctcagcctg ttggaagggt ggcctcgctc ctcgaacacc 50341 atgccctgca gctctgccag cagacgggcc gggaccggcc aggggatgag gactgggtcc 50401 accggacatc ccgcctccca ccccaggtac agccagatgc ctggctccct gctgtctggg 50461 ctgctgctca ctgacactcc cgctggtcct ctgctctcct tccccacttt gtccctccct 50521 tccattgttt cccctctgtg tgtgcttacc tagctcccca cctgaaagaa cactggagtc 50581 agaaaaaagg agaacctggg acaagtcagt atccctcctc agagccttgg tttcctgtgc 50641 taaaatttgg ggtagtaata gtgctctcct ctcagggcag tagttagact gaataatgtg 50701 cttgagattc ctggcaactg gagcaatcca gattggctac ctgccttcat cattcattaa 50761 ttcattcatt catttggagt cttgctctgt cacccaggct ggagtgcagt ggcgtgatct 50821 cagcacactg caacctccat ctcccgggtt caagcgattc tcctgcctca gcctcccaag 50881 tagctgggat tacaggcttg caccaccaca cctggctaat ttttatattt ttagtagaga 50941 cagggttttg ccatgttggc taggctggtc tcgaattcct gacctcaggt gatctgccca 51001 ccttggcctc ccaaagtgtt gggattacag gcatgagcca ccgcacccgg ccctaatctt 51061 tctctgtttc tgcacttgtc actgatgttc atttttctgg tttctaggtt tttgcacaat 51121 ttctgcctgt ccccattatt ctagttctgt gtttttgctg ctcctctttc ttacctctct 51181 gtctcctcgt ttctgtactg aattcctctc ttgctctgtc tatctatctg ttcccccttc 51241 tcctctgtct acttctttat ctgtcccctc ttcttctctg tgcacctttt tatctgtgtc 51301 cccttctgct ctgtccacct ctgtatctct ccccttcctt gctgtccacc tatatatctg 51361 tcacccctct gcctctgttt acttcttaat ctctctcctc ttcctctctg tccacctctg 51421 tatctgttgc cccttccctc tgtcccctta tctctccctt cttcctctct gtccacctct 51481 gtatttgtcc ctcctcccct tctgtccatc tctttatctg tcctctcttc ttcttttttt 51541 ttgagacggt gtctcgctct gtcacccagg ctggactaca atggcatgat cagggctcaa 51601 ggcagcctca aattcccggg ctcaagcaat cttcccacct caggcatctg agtagctggg 51661 tctacaggtg cgtgcgcccg gctaattttt gtattttttg tagagatggg gttttgccat 51721 gttgaccagg ctggtctcga actcctgacc tgaagcaatc cacccacctt ggccttccaa 51781 agtgctggga ttacaggcat gagccaccat gccgagcccc ctcttcttct ctgtcaacct 51841 ctttgtcccc tcttcttctc tatccatctc tgtatctgtc ccctcttccc ctctgtccac 51901 ttatctgtcc cctcttcctc tgtccacctc tgcatctgtc ccctccttct ctctgtccac 51961 ctctctgtca ccctctccct ctgtccattt ctttatctgt ccccttttcc tctctgtcca 52021 cttctctttt tccctccctc cattctgctc tcctatttct gttccctctt cctctgtgtt 52081 cacccaggta tcagtacccc tccccttctg tccaccttta catctgtccc ctcttcctct 52141 ctgtccacct ctgtatttgg cccccctccc cttctgtctg cctctttatc tgtctcctct 52201 tcctctgtgt ccacatctct gtctgcccct ctttttctcc acctctgtgt cggccccctc 52261 ctggtctgtc cactttttta tctgtcctct ctttctgtct tcacctctgt gtctttttac 52321 atttttattt ttttatcatt attattattt tttgagatgg agtctcgctc tgtcacccag 52381 gctggagtac agtggtacga tctcagctca ctgcaacctc tgcctcctgg gttcaagtga 52441 ttctcctgcc tcagcctccc acatagctag gactacaggc atgcaccacc acgcccagct 52501 aatttttgta tttttagtag agacagggtt tcaccatgtt ggccaggatg gtctcgatct 52561 cttgacctca tgatccatct gcctcggcct cccaaagtgt tgtgattaca ggcgtgagcc 52621 accacgcctg gctgtctgtt tttgttttta tatctgtagt aattttcaaa cataaatgta 52681 gagagaatat tctagtgaat cctatgtacc attttgccaa cttttcttca tcttttctct 52741 cccaactttt tctttgttgc tgtattattt taaagcaaat ctcagacatc atgtcatttc 52801 agctctaaat acttaggact acatctctta actcataagg acattcagtt ttcaaggtaa 52861 ccactggacc attttcatgg ctaatgaagt taacaataat atcttgtggg tttttttttg 52921 ttttgttttg ttttgttttt tgtttttttt tgttttgttt ttgagacgga gtctctctct 52981 gttgcccagg ctggagtgca atggcgtgat gtcgcttcac tgcaacctcc acttcctggg 53041 ttcaagccat tctcctgcct cagcccccaa gtagctggaa ttacaggagc acactaagtt 53101 ttgtattttt agtagagtcg gggttttacc atgttggcca ggctggtctt gatctcctga 53161 cctcaggtga tctacctacc ttggcctttc aaagggctag gattataggc atgagccact 53221 gtacccggcc aacaatgata tcttaatacc atccaatact tgagttcata atcagatttt 53281 cccattatct tgaaactctg ttgtccctct cttgcctctc tctctctgcc tctttctgtg 53341 cttggtacct ttgattccct gtctctgccc tgtcccccga tatcctgtct atgcttctct 53401 tggatttggg ggctctaggc ccacccccct ctcttcccac atccttctcc agcatgggga 53461 tctagtgggt ggagagaagt atgtctgtga gcaagaggag acccctgtcc tcgaggagat 53521 cccaggctgg tggagcagga gagtagagca gggcctgcct tagtgggaag gctggagggt 53581 gggggtgact tgtctgtata ctcttgtcag ggggtccttg gaggaggcag ggccttgggt 53641 gctaggtggg cccctacacc ttcctgcttc ccccgccttt tctccccagg aggacacacg 53701 ggctcagcgg cagcggctgc agaagcaact gactgagcat ctgcgccaaa gctggggcct 53761 gcttggggcc cccatacaag cccgggacct gggagaactg ctgcaggcct ggggtgctgg 53821 ggccaagact ggtgctccta agggctcccg cttcacgcac tcagagaagt tcaccttcca 53881 tctggtgggt gcgcctgagg acatgagatg tgtggatggg cgtggcaggc ttggagggtg 53941 gctttttgtg tcagcaccac acctttatcc acacaggttc ctgtgttccc actggacagg 54001 ccctcgcccc actgtgggat gggtacccag aggggtcccc tagcttatta gggacttgac 54061 tggagaaaat gtggataggt gggaaccatg caaaggtgtg ggggtgttct tggggcaaca 54121 ccccctttcc tcaggcagtt tcctttgagc atatcttctg tcctaagatg ttcactctga 54181 gggcccccca tccttctcat gggcatttga ggcttgagag atggggcagg tgggtaggag 54241 ctgtgacagg gtcagggaga tttctccacg agcaagcact ctggcccgag gttgcagatg 54301 gtgcctttac ccacatagtc acagtctggc caccatcggt gcttcagtgg gcatgcatgc 54361 cgcactgggg gcagttctca ggggaggctg aggctgggcc acgtgaggaa gggccttccc 54421 tggcagccag gatgcccctc gtcactcccc ttaggagccc caggcccagg ccactcaggt 54481 gtcagatgtg ccagccacct cccggcggcc tgaacaggtg agcagagtgg tttggagggg 54541 ggtgtcccag gcccttgctt gtctactggg cctgacaccc caaccctgac tggcctgggc 54601 ctcccaggtc acgtgggcag ctcaggaaca ggagctcgag tcccttcggg agcagctgga 54661 aggagtgaac cgcagcattg aggaggttga ggccgacatg aagaccctgg gcgtcagctt 54721 tgtgcaggta aggggcggag gaggggctgc gcgttgggct aggtcagaag gagggcctcg 54781 gggtgtgagg gactagatgg ggcaagaggt gctctgtaga ggtctgcaca tggcagaagg 54841 gttcctggga gccattaggg atctgtgggc ctcttgaggg tggctatgag aatcaggcca 54901 gggtgagggt ctgtgggcat ctatggggca ccgcgggtct gcatgggcag gggattgagg 54961 ggtcctcgga gggtctgtgg gcatctgtgg ggtacccacg ggtctgcatg gacaggggat 55021 tagggggtcc tcggggtcct tggcaccagc gtggagctgt tagagaggcc tgtgggggcc 55081 acaggggtgt acagtcatct gtggagctcc atgggggctg tggcatgtga ctgggtatcc 55141 accggccagg cagagtctga gtgccggcac agcaagctca gtacagcaga gcgtgagcag 55201 gccctgcgcc tgaagagccg cgcggtggag ctgctgcccg atgggactgc caaccttgcc 55261 aagctgcagg tggggttggg gctgtagctg ggcggagagg ggcagggtgg ggtggggtgg 55321 ggttggaggg cccagcctgt gtgacatgta cccatccccc accagcttgt ggtggagaat 55381 agtgcccagc gggtcatcca cttggcgggt cagtgggaga agcaccgggt cccactcctc 55441 gctgagtacc gccacctccg aaagctgcag gattgcagag aggtaagcag tggggccctg 55501 ggctgtgggc gggccagggc aggctcggtc cctctctagg gggccatccc tatgctctgc 55561 tcactgtctt ctgcctgtgg gctcatggca gctggaatct tctcgacggc tggcagagat 55621 ccaagaactg caccagagtg tccgggcggc tgctgaagag gcccgcagga aggaggaggt 55681 ctataagcag ctggtaaggc ctgtgtgagg gacctgggta gcttaggagg gtggggggat 55741 ggtcctgggg cagtgcctgc tatatccctg cctagatgtc agagctggag actctgccca 55801 gagatgtgtc ccggctggcc tacacccagc gcatcctgga gatcgtgggc aacatccgga 55861 agcagaagga agagatcacc aaggtacact gccagggcca tggagggtgg gtcatgtggg 55921 ctgtcaggca tagtgtggcc gcacagggac ctcacaccct caggcagagc tgtccagtca 55981 cactctaaca cagaatagtc acacacaatc catcccagtc acccctgaca cagtgacaca 56041 gtccctgtct ggtacacatg aggaccctcc actgctagcc agcctgcccc aggcaggggc 56101 tcatggctgc catggtgtct gccagatctt gtctgatacg aaggagcttc agaaggaaat 56161 caactcccta tctgggaagc tggaccggac gtttgcggtg actgatgagc ttgtgttcaa 56221 ggtgtggggc aggttgggcg ggggtgagtg gggtgaggct gggctgctgc cttgtgcatc 56281 tgctaattgg ctggctgggg tccagaccca ggccctgtgc gaggctggag gtgcactgat 56341 acccagggct ggctttgttt catggaggat gaagctagtg gggtggtggg agagggtggc 56401 cttcttaggg catggagatg gtcaagggca gcccactgat acctttgagg tccctgtgtc 56461 tggtcaggat gccaagaagg acgatgctgt tcggaaggcc tataagtatc tagctgctct 56521 gcacgaggtg aggggagaca tgtgcctggg gtggggctgc tgggggtggg tgggactggg 56581 tgcaagcctt ctgctcctgt tgtccccaga actgcagcca gctcatccag accatcgagg 56641 acacaggcac catcatgcgg gaggttcgag acctcgagga gcaggtgagg cctgggggca 56701 ggatggggag ccaaggcggg ccggggggac agttcctcag gttatgctga cagaggctgt 56761 ggagccacac acagccgatg gctggacacc cagccctgcc ccttagtgcc tgtgacctgg 56821 gacaggcaag tggcctactg tgagccccag cttccacccc aagggccctc ctgtctgcct 56881 cccagggcca tgggcagagg cttcagctta aagatgtagg gggaatcctg ccacatggcg 56941 aaggatgctt tgggtagagg gaacaccaca cgaggcctgg ccatgggaca gagcaggctg 57001 ttggagttgg tgggaggggc ccagagtggc tgtgatgggg gctggtgagc aggagctggg 57061 aaaggggctg tgtgtgctga gggggcatgt gttcacattg cctcagatcg agacagagct 57121 gggcaagaag accctcagca acctggagaa gatccgggag gactaccgag ccctccgcca 57181 ggagaacgct ggcctcctag gccgggtccg ggaggcctga ggagccgccg gcagaggtct 57241 ctccccagcc tcaggcaggg atttggggtg ctggaggcag tggccaagca catgccctag 57301 ctacttcctc cgctgtccag ttcctcctgc tgcggccttg gacccagacc cctgcccact 57361 gaccgcaacc cttatatggg gtgatagtcc agcatgtggg gagctcggct gcagtttatt 57421 ggggacggta ctgtgggttg ggggccttgg atcccaaata aatgagtagt tcctctgcag 57481 tctaagctga ggcatggatc agggctcagg gaatgggagt gaggtgagtg gcaggggaga 57541 cacggggtat ttttggcaag gcagtgtgtg tggctgtgtg tgtctgcacg ggactcaaga 57601 gacccactgg ggggctgtgc gtgtgcatat gcgtgagata cacaggtgaa ttctaacagg 57661 ccgtgtgtgt gagcgagcac gtgttgggac ctcagatcct gagggtactg acgctgcttc 57721 tgtgtaggcc tctgggcaca cccctgtgtt gacagtgccc ctgtgggccc tgaggctggc 57781 tgtgggtgcg tgccttgggg tgtgtgggtt gtcagggctg tgcttgtgtg tgattgtgtg 57841 atgatgcagc tttgaggttg tttgagtgta ctgaggcagg ctctctgtgt tttggggttt 57901 gtgttgagtg agggacagga ttgtgacatt ttgtgtgtct gtgtgacttt tccagccctg 57961 aagtaatctg tgcgagcagc tgaggcaggc tctgtgtggc tggttgtgaa ggctctgttt 58021 ggctgcaggg ctcgactggg gggtgtgtct ggggcggagg tgggggctgg ggccaggacc 58081 ggggcccctc tgagcagcct tggggcaaag gatatgatgg gggagggggt ggctgccagc 58141 gggggaacag gggccctggc aggcaagaca gtggaaacct cacttcttgg tccctgtggg 58201 cacatccagg gcctatcatc cctgccccca ccacctctgc ctcccaccag tttggcccct 58261 gttcgtccat cctcctttcc ttgatcttga ggtcaggggc caggtgtagg gttggaacac 58321 ctgctgggcc tctggctccg tttcttgcgg aactccagct catccacggt ccacacagcc 58381 cccttctcgc tctccacccg cacaaagcac ttgtgcagac tcaggttgtg gcggatggcg 58441 ttctgtggaa ggccggggac agggagcagg tgggcgtcaa cctctgaggc cagcagccac 58501 caccaacaac ccacatcccg ttcctcccca atgtgcctat gagcccagac ccaggcctgc 58561 ccactttgag ctgcgatggc acttgaggcc atcccagtca ccgccacctc agaggagctc 58621 accttccagg tggcaggatg gtttctgaag aaggcaaaca tgcgtgtgaa ccagtggtag 58681 atctcattga gtgtccgctg cttctctgga gcctccagga tggcctggaa gttggggggt 58741 ggggtaaggg gcacattccc caaacttggg gtttagaggg gctatgacct accccgagcc 58801 atctgacatg ggggcggaat tgtaggggca ggtaatcagg gacaggacta gatgtggggt 58861 gaagcatggg gtcaaagatg gggttagaaa aggggtgaag tgtcgggttg ggcagggtta 58921 gatgggtgtg ggtatggttg ttctgggatt aggtaaggga tcaggactga ggttgggagt 58981 ggggtcttgt tcagggctag ggctgaagtg aggtgaaagg tctgggatgg agttggagtt 59041 ggggttctct gtggaggtga catttcaggg ttggggaagg tgaagggtca gaagtggggt 59101 caaggatttg gaaggggtaa agggccaggc caacttaagg gtcagggaag gggtgggtta 59161 agagtcaggc tggggtggac tcaggtgggg ggtctagggg tgagggatgg gatgacttgg 59221 ctttaggtca gaagccagag atggtttgaa ttatcgagta tcttacgtgt cagggacatg 59281 gttaggtggt taggctcagg gcaaggatga ggttagttgt ggggttcggt gtggagtgag 59341 gctgagggtc agggaatttg atcagtttgg attcaggaat gggattacag agtcagcgat 59401 gatgattgca gtgaggctat cagtcaggat ggggctaggt cagggtttca gttcagagac 59461 agtcggggaa tatctggtat catgtagggg tgaggttcag gtttggggtt aggtgtggcg 59521 ctaggatgaa ggttctgaga aggcattggg gaggctgaga tgaaggagtt gggatggggt 59581 gatgaagtta aggatcaaat gggtgttaca aggaaaggtt gggaatggtg cccagttggg 59641 ggtgtattga catactgggg tacgttgggg ccagggaagg agatggggtt gggttggcat 59701 aaaggctggg gaaggagtta gagtaagagc tggggtacgt ttagggcaag gtgcagagat 59761 ggggttagct ttaggctatt ttatgggtcc aggagagggt taggtatggg gctgaggtgg 59821 acatctggaa aggggtaggt ttagggtcag aatttggcat gctctggcct ggatggtggt 59881 ttaggtttgg atttgcggac aggtttgggg tgaagccagc atgaggggtc acatttgagg 59941 cacggcttgg ggatccttgg ggctggggct tgggaatgga ggaacccact ctgagggcac 60001 tcagagggag acaggagttt gggaggcagg tcccccaccc catctttgtc ttcctcctcc 60061 ttggggccga gctgccctgc ttacccagcg gatgagcgtg gcgtaggtga aagggggtcg 60121 catgttgtgg aacttgaagt agtccatgtt gtggaggaac tctgtcagag ggtggggatg 60181 aatcaagccc catgcaggac ctcctagcta gctccctgtc ccctccccct acaaggtgag 60241 tctacaggcc tgagatctca ccgtcaacac ccgtgtccac gggcacaggt actgtttgct 60301 gagcacctga cataagttgt atcatttatt ctttgcacca cttctgccaa aatagttctc 60361 cccgaggttg aaaagaagcg gagtaacttg cacaccaaag gatgcaagag gttaaatggc 60421 agagccagga tgacagtcaa ggtctctgat ccctgctaag cccacaggcc aggcctggtg 60481 gagagcagtg gataggtgag ctcgggcgaa tccaccccga ttttccttgg tcaggggagg 60541 aaaggaggtg ctcctggaat tacttagcag ggtccctccc ttctgatggc cgaatatagt 60601 agctggagtc cagagtgggt gaggcatggc cccaatcccc aagggagtca gggctagggg 60661 cccgacactc gagaccatat ggggggcttt caggccacgg acatcccgaa aggaagcttt 60721 tgtgagcgga tgcattttcc caaaggctga gtggcggcag ctgcagtggt ggtggtggtg 60781 ggaaggggca gcatggagct cctttgcacc ctccacccag agcctgtcag gattaggagc 60841 ttgggggcac cgtgtagtgc aaggaccatt cttacctggg aatgtgctgt ttccatggct 60901 accccacagg tgcctccgga cagcaaacag gctgtcaggg gcctcccggg ggccagacca 60961 ggctgggacg acagggcctt ggctgccagc agctacgatg cagcaggagc ccttgtcgga 61021 tgatgcctgg gtgaggggga gaggctggtg acccagaggc ttaaacttcc cactttttac 61081 tttctatttt atgtttttta ttttttttga tactgagtct tgctctgtcg cccaggctgg 61141 agtgcagtgg tgcaatctcg gctcactgca acccccacct cccagattca agcaagtctt 61201 ctgcctcagc ctcccgagta gctgggacta caggtgcccg tcactacgcc cagctaattt 61261 ttgtattttt ggtagagatg gggtttcacc atgttagcca ggctggtctc gaactcctga 61321 cctcatgtga tccacccgct tcagcctccc aaagtgctgg gattacaggc atgagccact 61381 gcgcctggct ccactttatt tttaaatcag tgtttttcaa agcaaggacg ccctcttcta 61441 aattccagtc tgaggtggaa tcccacaaaa cagcatgagc cgtatttatt agagcacagg 61501 tgcggatgtc gtatgtggcc actgatgctg ggaccatgaa ctggggttga atagggctct 61561 ttaccaccca actgtgacct tgggaaagtc acctaaaccc ccctggcctc aatattcctc 61621 atctgtacat tcgcatcatg agaaataaat taccaccagc aaagcgctca gaaacagtgc 61681 ctggcctcca gggctggctt catgggcgtg tgacctatgt ggttatgtgg caccctgtgc 61741 tttgtttaat gctctgtggt cgccatcttg aaatctgaac aaggggccct gcaggttaca 61801 tagctggtcc tgctggcaca cagcctgcat ctggcaagtc tggctatttg catttgcttt 61861 aacaactcag gatcacagtg tttggggatc ttagagtcag agggtttttt tttttttttt 61921 ttcttgagac ggagtcttga tctgtcgcct aggctggagt gcagtggtat gatctcagct 61981 cactgcaaac tccgcctccc aggttcaagc aattctctgc ctcagcctcc caagtagttg 62041 ggactacaga cacctgccac cacgcctggc taattttttg tacttttagt agacacaggg 62101 tttcaccatc ttggcgaggc tggtcttgaa ctcctgacct cgtgatccac ccgcctcggc 62161 ctcccaaagt gctgggatta caggcgtgag ccaccacgcc cagccggggt cagagggttt 62221 gtaagtagaa ggggacagat ttccaggtct gggcatgttt ggagctgggg acaggggccc 62281 ctagctctca ggacctgaat gtgaggttag gttccctgca ccgtgcagac ctcctccctg 62341 ccccccagca gtctgagtct gccaccacca gtcctggggt cgctcaccac agatgaagcc 62401 ttggtcagtg ccattttccc agccaggtgg gcctgcatgg cactcagctt ctccttctcc 62461 agcaccagct gtgaaatggc acaaacatga ggcctcagcc tggcccttct ctgccacatc 62521 tttgcccagg ctacggtctt ccctgggagt gcccgctcct cttccttcct ttataccagc 62581 cctcgtccca ggtgaacttg gtttctggca catggtggac agaaggtttt gcgcactatc 62641 cctatccctt accctccacc gccctggcat tacctgctgc tccagagact gtaccatctc 62701 tctctggagg agacattgtg ccctgccctt ctcatccaga agatggtccg cctggcagtg 62761 cctaagtagg gagaagattc catgcaggtg accacgacag gcctggtctg gctcaatgct 62821 ctgaatgggg agggcccaga ccctctggga gttctctcct ctgagcccca gctcccctcc 62881 cctctctacc tcagtctccc tctcacaccc ctcgttccct taacacatgc ccctcagcac 62941 ctactgcatg tcaggcctga actcaccact tgagcctggc cagagtgctg gagataatgt 63001 tggaagtgtg gtgagttgag aatgggccag ggaggtgaga gtgggcaaag cattctgggt 63061 ggagggacgg cctgtgcaaa ggcctggctg caaggaggac aggacatgtg gggttgctgc 63121 taagggttgt gtgtagtgtg gtgtgtattt gtgtgtgtgt gtgtgtgaga gagagagaaa 63181 gagagagaga gagagagaga gagagagaga gagagagaga gagagagaga catatggggg 63241 gactgagggg aggcagcagc agccatctag aggagctaga actttgggaa cagtggaata 63301 aggctggcat gttggcatga ggagtagcag ggcaaagcag gagtgcagat tctagagcct 63361 ggctacatgg gttcaaatcc cagctctgtc actcaggaac tgggagattt tgatcaagac 63421 acttaacctc tttggcctca gtctccttgt ctgtaaaatg ggggtaaata acagcacaaa 63481 cgtttcttat tatacatacg agaaaactga ggtcgagaga agctaagtaa tttgtccaag 63541 gtcacacagc cagtcaggga tggagctggg atttgaaccc acagtctcag agtttagctc 63601 ttgcatctta ctacttattg ggatgaagcc tgagctgaga tctgcaccct agacctctcc 63661 ccacaagcca gggccggtag actggcacag gcctgggcca ctcacttgag gaagtcctct 63721 ggctcttcga agaccttctc acatccgggc cacttgcaga caccatttgc cagcagtggg 63781 taggagctct ggggcacagc cgaaagggtg ctggggggac agagggtgtc aggggagggg 63841 ataggagggc gaggatcctt cccagccctg tccactgacc tgtccttcct gggtgcactg 63901 ggatttggga aggtgcagag cagtgccggc tccctggaca cccattccag gctggccacg 63961 ttgatccctg tgggtgggga cagggcacct atggaggctg tgggctgggc tctggagctt 64021 ggcccacaag gcctctcatt ttgagcttcc caccctcctg agcctcgaaa accctgactc 64081 ccagggggct ctgctgtccc caaagtccca ggcttctggc agagaagctt aaagacggcc 64141 attcgcaggt gctgacattt tgactagctt tgtaaagctc tgtggttttg tgattttgac 64201 attctgcatc tttaaggttc tgcacctgac gttttttgga gggtggagtt tccaagcctc 64261 tgagacctga cacctttgac ccccagagta ctgcaattca gaatagccta cactgctcac 64321 agccaaggat ctggggactt gggggttctg tgaagccatg gggtacgggc tgaggtgtta 64381 ccaggtggga ggccaggccg ggccttgagg gagaagaccc cagtggcggt ggtgggtggt 64441 gtgaggctga tcatggctgg gctctccagg gggtgcacct gcagcacagg ggtccgggcg 64501 tgggcatcca ccgttgagag ctggggggca catgtgggct gtggttcagc ctgactcggg 64561 gcccctcccc acagttctcc cacctgctcc ctcctccctg cccattcacc gtccatacct 64621 ggtgcatgaa atgtggcctg tcctggagga gtgcctgtaa gtggggcaag gggcccagcc 64681 gtgccccgga gggtgccacc atgactaggg gcagtgtggg cagctgggca gaaaggcagg 64741 tgggtgagag gccatcctga tcctcactgt tctgtgtcta attcaaatac tctgcactgc 64801 aagcccacat ggtagatgct atgatcatcc cccttttaca cgtatggaaa ctgaggctca 64861 tggagatcga gtaacttttt aaagatcaaa cagctaataa gttgcagagc tggcctcagc 64921 cctgtcacct cacctacttg gccccagtcc tcttctcttg tcacatgggg atggggacac 64981 atagctatgc tcatgggact acaatacggc ctcctcctct cctgagacag ggattgggag 65041 gtcggggaga gcctccaatc tctgaggcct ggcaggtggg gattttcttg gccctgcaac 65101 atctgcataa gtcacagact tgcctgggac ccagaaacca cttcctgtgc cccagccagc 65161 ccccctcccg cccagtgcca cagtaaaggt cggcacctgt aggtccaggt accccaccct 65221 gcctgcccca tcctgggccc agggcctcac ctgcagctgc gatggtggca tggggttcaa 65281 ggaagaagag gaggcatggg ccccgcctcg aagatctcgg ccctggaagg ttccccctgg 65341 gccccgggcc cccagcaggt ctgaggcttt gggtgcagcc ctccagctgg gcgaggctcc 65401 tggggatggg ccaagggcca aggaaggggc cgagggcttg ccaggcctgg ggttgggcat 65461 cgggtccttg tccaagggca ggctgcgtag acaatagggg aaaggagtca cacgtgtgct 65521 agggcggtat gagatactcg accacctgag ccacgtggac actcctctgg tcaaagcagg 65581 cattggctgg gacatgtccc gaggggcccc atagttgcac cccagctcta gacacacaca 65641 cacacacaca cacacacaca caccaagaac acaggtacat gtacataccc acacatgccc 65701 cacgtgcaga ggtccagcac ctggcttgcc tgcccacgct agcacagccc tggtgtggat 65761 gtgtcctcta tgagggcaat ggttgtttcc ccctccactt gagagctgtt tcaagcctca 65821 ggcctctagc cctccctgca ccctgcacag gctgtgtttg ctcatcttgc cggagctggt 65881 ctcggacttt ctcctcggag tcctattttg ccccagtgac taggcatgga ctcaaaagat 65941 tcatctggct gctgtgagtg gggctagtga ggaggctatt gtaacagtcc tggcaagtga 66001 tgatgctggc acagaatggg ctggtggcag tggagaaggc gagaagtggg tagattctga 66061 gacttaatct gaagctggat caggagcagt gctagcagct tggatgtagt gggcaagagg 66121 gagagtcaaa gtgacatggg ttttagcttg agcagctgga aggaccgagc tgacattacc 66181 tgagatgggg gacatggcgg ggagttggat tgggtgcaaa agtgcaggtg tagatagaca 66241 tgaagagtct ggcattaaat atgtgagtgg aggagctgag ggggcagctg aatacggggg 66301 tctggatctc agggcaagga ggcgagtcca ggagtgtgat catgcacgga tccagcatgg 66361 caagtgacag agaggaggag agatggggtc tcttgagctg gggcctgtag aagcttctct 66421 acccagcccc catcagagtt caccccaatt tctggccctc aagcctggct catgctacac 66481 cccctgcctc aaatgcccac tccttctcct ctttccctgt ccaagccacg caagacctgc 66541 tcttctattg tcctcacctt gaaagccctc cacaatggct ccgggccccc tgctgagccc 66601 cagaaccttc cactccctga gggaagcact ggcttttcag gatcctataa tcctggtctg 66661 agaggaagcc agagctggaa gggactgccc agccaacccc attatacaga aggggatgct 66721 cagatgccga gttccgtagt cccatagtga cttgagaact ccacttcttt ctttaggaag 66781 tgtttccgtg tgcacatttt ataaactctc tggtgtgtgt gtgtgtgtgt ctccatctcc 66841 ccgttccacc tcacagcact gagttgggca cacagctgct gagagcagcc cgggggagta 66901 tagaagggtt ctgggggagc agttgctcct tcctttcttt gctgtcacct cctgggggtg 66961 gttgtcagag ctgtggtgct gagggagatg agtgtgagaa tccaggtatt aagttcttag 67021 tctcctgggg gcttagaaca ttactgcgtg agaaacagga gtgtgggtct gtggaggctc 67081 cgaacaaggg cctgggagag cactggtgag atgagaaggt gagtgaatga atgaagccag 67141 agatggggtg atgctccttc aagccaagaa ataacaaaga ttgccagcaa ccaccagaag 67201 ctgggggaga ggcctggagc agcttctccc ttatggcccc cagaaggaac caaccctggc 67261 aacaccttga tcttggactc tggcctccag aactgtgaga tgatcaattt ctgttgctga 67321 agccactcag ttgtggtact ttgttatagc agccagaaca aactaatacc gatttcggtg 67381 caaatggatg ttttccacca ctctggcctg gcccatgtgg ctggcctgtg gtcacttctg 67441 aagctgcctg gacacttggc cagagctaag aattctcccc aaacacatgt gggatggcct 67501 gactcagcaa agcatagata cattctcaga cagggacatg gagatgatct gtctgggggt 67561 agaggaccta gagggccggg ctgggcagcc ggcttcctgc actgtctgtt gggacgtccc 67621 tttctgactg ggtttctcag aagctgaatg ggggatgttt ctgggacaca gattatgttt 67681 tcatatcggg gtctgcatct gggccctgtt gtcacagccc ccgacttgcc cagatttttc 67741 cgccattgac gtcatggcgg ccggatgcgc cgggcttcat cgacaccacg gaggaagaga 67801 agagggcaga taccccaccc cacaggtttc gttccgagaa ctggctgccc tgtcctgcag 67861 caggcttggc ccaggtgggg tgacatgggt gctggtggat gtggtaggtg atgtccatct 67921 ggccactatg acaagcccct agctctgaag acctggccct tcttgggttg tggagaggac 67981 ccaggtttga agctctgaga gtgccaggca ggctccacag atactgggac ccctggggtc 68041 ttcaaata9t ataacaccag gacctcagaa tcatagaaca gcatttctta gatttaaagg 68101 atcctagaat ctcaaaacca cagactgtgg ggtctacggt cccaaagtct cagtatgtgt 68161 aggccagtgt ccctggtgtc caaactcctt ggaaccatct gaaagtcagg cagcttgctg 68221 cttcataggg cctcttgcct accaggcctg gaaacacagc cagcctccct agggcctcag 68281 tctccctgtc cactctggaa caacgttccc aaatacatgg ccactccgcc agagatggca 68341 acagggggag gaggaggttg aggctggtgt gcctttggtc tgggcctcat ggggggagct 68401 ggaaaagcct cagccttcgc caatacagag cccatcatca gactctctag aggggcccca 68461 caatcaaggt tttcggggac cagcaccagc tctggggaca cacagcctga ctgactgaca 68521 tgcctccatc atcaccacgc tctggccaac taggcctcct gacctatgga gtccggggcc 68581 tcacctagcc cagctcttgt gaggctgggc cccacactgt gatcgtggat cgtccaacct 68641 gtgggaagtt ggggtccaac gtgtgagaag gcagaagggg gaatggtagc ccaggttccc 68701 cttccccctt ctgggtgctg aggggtaaac tgaggccttc agttggggag agagccagaa 68761 ccagggtccc acctagagtc ctgagatcta ggcttggatt tcaactctgc cgctgcattt 68821 cggtgaggcc ctgagatctc tggtcttcaa tttgcccttc tacactgagc acggagaggc 68881 gtggagtaga caagggccag ggcccttcta cgctgtctgg ttaagtcatt aggtgtctgc 68941 agggcttcaa gttgacaatt gcccctctat ccaggggact ggctgagaga tagggataca 69001 tagagacaaa gagacacaca caaagagcga gcaagagaga acaagagata gtgagagaca 69061 ttgagagaaa tggacacatg catggagagc cagagtgcat gtgtgcgaga ggaggattgc 69121 ctcaaataag aacatttgct ggtctctggc tggttcaact gatgctgcct gaaataatca 69181 agaataaaga agggcaaggt gccagggaca cccatggctg ggtattgaat tgtattgcaa 69241 agcaacaatc agcaaaacag tgtggccctg gtataagaac agatactggg gaagagaaca 69301 gaatagaaag cttggacatg gacccacata tggagagaac tgaatttgtg atgaatgtgg 69361 catttcaaac tggaggacca tggagtatgg tttaacaaat gtgtctgaga taattaggga 69421 gaagataaag ttattgagtg aatagtcagt ccattatccc aacaacccct ccctgcccag 69481 tttgaaatgt caccatcatc atatacccta aaatgcccag atccattcaa gatataagtt 69541 ttaacaccta atgctgatct tgggtttatt gtgtgtcagg ccttgtgcta agtatttact 69601 gtggttaaaa attttaatct aaacaaagac tcctgaggaa ggtactatta taaccattgc 69661 agtacatatg aggaaatgga ggtatggaga ggttaagtgc ctggctaaaa atcacacata 69721 gggcttgggg tgacgctggg tttgtcccag acagtctggc tccagtaccc acactcttaa 69781 cctctatagt aaatggaaaa aatgaagcca taaaagagac tagaagccaa cataggtgaa 69841 catttatctc attttcaagt aggaaaggac tttctaagca caaaaccaga gacagaagcc 69901 acagaaaaaa agactaacct atttgactgt ataaaaccat cataagcatc acaaaaaaca 69961 ccataaacaa atagaaaaaa agcaaatgat gaattgggga aaatatttgc tatatatgta 70021 atggctgatg aaaggttaat aaccattcca aataaagagc tgtggcaaat caataaggga 70081 aaaataagat gaacacccta ttaggagtaa ggacatgacc agacaaccaa aaaaaaaaaa 70141 aaaaaaaagc atgaatggcc aatgaatagt aaaagtaatc acaagatgca aatttcaaca 70201 atgtgataat gtgtttttct tacctgtcat gttgggaaat aattaaaaca taataatact 70261 cacctagggt tagcttaagt agagggagca taaaatagga caaccttttg gaaggagaat 70321 tagcagagag ggtcataaac tttaaaaatg cacgccccct ttgccccagc aactcccttt 70381 tcaggaatcc aaggaagcag tcagggatgt ttatagaaaa aaacgagaaa caaccggaat 70441 gtccaacaat cggcacttgg tcaaatcaat caaagttcat gctgatgtga ggacagtctt 70501 gtccatcatg aaagatcatg tgttcaaaca atttttagta agcttcaaaa acactactgt 70561 taattgaata aagcaggaac aaaaccaata tatagcatga ttctaatttg gttacagaaa 70621 tactaatagc taacacttcg tgagcactta ctttgtgcca aacgctgtgc taagcctgca 70681 gaatcgagct caccccagcc ctgaacaacc tgtttgcttc ctgaatatgg actctggtca 70741 cacacatgca gtcctggggt aggtccacac agctaaacta cggttgacaa tggtgtgaag 70801 tgctccctgc ccccccgccc caagggtctc ctctaaagcg atacaagcaa agttcagtta 70861 agtgctcagc ttgccccggc accttgcaat cctcctgcta ctagggtgaa cagaactgat 70921 gctcactctc ataaaatgta aaggtcctcg gcgacattac tattattaaa cgccagctgt 70981 gtacaaagct ctaggctgga tgctggctgg gaaggcaggt gggggaaggc aagaaaagag 71041 agcgggagag atggaggaaa ggagatcgat ggagtgtggt caagatggag gagacagaga 71101 taggggagat ggtcagaggc caggagagat gcggggaaag agagtctgag tgtagcgaca 71161 gacagatggc gggagaaaga gaggcagaga aacatgtaaa agagcaagac agggtgagca 71221 gagagacaga gaaggatgag aggcatcaag agctaagaga caaagagatg agagagatgc 71281 agttgaaatt ttcagttgca cctggacagc atttcaagtt gttcaaagct ctgaaatcca 71341 taaagactgg cagctgacat attttaaaaa tcctatccat ctacgtatca attgatgaat 71401 tcatttattt ttgcccctgc ccatgcatta agtacttcac ctttaagtct tctgccattt 71461 attctattat tattttttta aagaccttac ctggctggaa tcacggtagc tgggtacatc 71521 ccactgtacc agagggcccc tgaccccccc gccgtgccta cctccctgcc atctcctcca 71581 atggggccca catctggtag gggagagcag ggacactcac cttggtgaag tggactgaca 71641 gaaaaggatc agcctggctt gtgggaaact gtcacgtatc aaaaacaact ttgcttttat 71701 accgagaaga aaaaccacgc tgtacggtgt ggaagccgca gacctctctc ttctaataat 71761 ccaaattttt ttcgatgagt gtgtgcgctg ataatcacgg ggtggggggg ggttctcata 71821 gttttttttt tctctctctc tgtgtttctc cttttcttga ttatgagact taaacggaaa 71881 ttttgaaatt ttgggttttt ttctttgccc tttacgagtc atctgaaaat atgatttctt 71941 cccctcacca cagaggtgag aggtatcaat gagataatag ggctcatgag aaaccacagt 72001 ttttaaaaca aaagtgtata gagtttgaaa aaaaaaaaac aagggaaaag aactaaaata 72061 aatcacaggg ccaacccgag gcaggcagag acaccattct gtgagtgaga ggatatttga 72121 gggtctctgg ggaaagaaag agaatctgaa gctctatgtg tggatgggaa atgccaggga 72181 aagagacaga atagggctgg gttcccagag gcctcgccct actccaggcc tcagtttccc 72241 tatagatgga attgatatgg tccccattgc ttgaactacc cggcgagggg agttctgcac 72301 cccctgcaac acccctccca cagagggtga ggggcatgta agttacttca tggaggagaa 72361 agcggagagc ccactgtcat cccctaaaat tcatggactt gaagagtcgg agaatccctg 72421 gctcccagaa tctactgaca gttactgaat gaggaaagag agaaaagtct cgcctcatca 72481 cgttttaggg cttgagtgcc ctgacccagc cactgtccca ctgggaaggt ccctagcagg 72541 tccccaatat taatgcatcc atcctcacga tgaaccccag aggcccattg ggaccctgac 72601 cctcttgttt caggaacatc atggcctgat gcttctgagg ccctcagcct ttggggtctt 72661 ttacttcaaa aagccccagt ttccaaggat ttaggattcc aaatatccgc catcatctca 72721 gtagctgatg tttatcttga attttccatg ggtcagatac agtgctgaac atgtctcaca 72781 agtgatcatg ttcaatcctc accatggccc cttgagctcc atctcatcat tattgtattc 72841 ctgttataca gatgagggaa acggaggtat aagtagtcaa gcaacttgcc caagatcaca 72901 gagctggcga gtgtgggtcc cgctttcttt ggtgctgggc tttgaaatcc ccaagctttc 72961 ctgaacttga tgttctcagg ttttaaattc taggatgtga tggcagggag atcctgggat 73021 ttggagagtc cttggagact tgaagcttgt gaggctttta ggttgtccag gaattggcgg 73081 ctgcatctct tgacctcagc aggcactcta ttcaaccact ggtcagcatg gtagaccagc 73141 ccccaggggc ttctcctgac aggccatggt gaagacttcc agctcccagc accctgcaaa 73201 gcccagggtt ctagtcgtcc aacaaccact ccagccctct acaagactgg cttcagacct 73261 ggggaagaga aattggaaag ggctttttat ttacatggta caaatctggt ggccaagatc 73321 caccccttca cccctttgcc ccctttcctc ccccaacctt ctaagccctc gtaaaaagga 73381 gggcctcttt cctcaactca gactcaccct tctggaaaag cccagaatgg gcctgatggc 73441 ctggctttgt gaagacaaga aaaaaaaaaa aaaagaatag aaaaaaaaag accttaaaaa 73501 aatcagccaa caacaattaa aaaaaaaaaa aaaacaccca accctcccca ccattagttc 73561 aaaacaaaac tttcgctggt tgaggcttct gagttggtgg gacacatctg agacccaaaa 73621 atggcttggg tgtgttggac agccagggga ggcaccaagg tgggatgagg tcccctgctt 73681 ggaggcctgc agggaccctg tgaacagcag gtgtttaaca gatgtcacgg catgtgggag 73741 ggagcaaggg agggggtgag gagcatgcat gtcaggaagg agtcctgggg agctgattct 73801 agtgatggcc ccaaggttaa tgaccccttg cagtgatggt cctaaggtta atgatccctt 73861 gcactgatgt tcccatagtt aataacccct tgctccctgc agacttgggt cggaatgttc 73921 cctacacctc ctgcgtaatt ataaaccagg ccagttctat cagcagaggc attgttccct 73981 gccccagcac ctgtccccct cctggaaaag ggggctagtt ttctctctca ggatcagagg 74041 tgtgggctgc attctcctta taccttcccc agaccatctg tcccttactg tcactcactc 74101 catgaaagag agtggccaga gatataggag gcaaacgaag tgaggatggt ggccgagaat 74161 gtgagctggc cccttgggca ggcccagggt gtgagaggga aatgctacgg ctgctgaaag 74221 ccaagatcct tgcagaatgg gggctggggt caggagggca gagaggggta gaggtcgcta 74281 cctcccctct atactggact atatcctctc tcatggaggg cttctcggga aggagactgg 74341 gagggctggg agttgggggt gagtaggcaa gattaaacgg gtcaggaaaa gtccccagag 74401 acaggggcct ctgacaaaga cttgaaggag atgagggagg gagccagcta gatatctgag 74461 gaactccaaa ggaaacagcc agggcaaagg tcctgaggtg ggaatgtacc tgatttgttc 74521 aaggtctaca agggggctgg tgtggttagt gtggagagag caagaagaga agctggaggt 74581 gaggtcagaa aggggactcg gaggttagac cacgcaggac cttgtaggcc atggtaagga 74641 ctttggcttc aacgctgagt gaggaggaag gcatgacagg gttgcaagca gaggagaaac 74701 acaaaccgtg ttaggattta acaggaagcc cctgaatgct gagtgtacaa tggggtctag 74761 ggcctgaatg tggaagcagg ggaccagcaa ggagctggct actgcagtag tctaggtgac 74821 tggtgatagt gctggcagtg gaggtggtga gaagaggatg gatttggtaa atatttttaa 74881 tagacagcca aaaggatttg ttgaagactg agagtcttgg agccagatcg ggacagacaa 74941 tgcccaaacc aggtgggcag gaaggagtcc ctggactatt tgccagcttg aacttttagg 75001 tgagaaaaaa ataaagttct gtcttgctta agcccccatt attttatgat ttttctgtta 75061 cttgcagctg aacatattca tttctaactc atggacatcc tgaacatgga gacctgggga 75121 gaggggctgc tggaaggatc acctccctcc taggatgctg tgaggttcta atgagataac 75181 agcatgctca gaacctggca ctcagtaggt gttcagtaaa tcttcccagg atggagaagg 75241 aatgtatgaa tggatgtgtt cagcggacaa aagctgcagt tgagttccca cagaaggtga 75301 gaccccaaag ggagagcgaa aggagtttac tagatggaag cagcagaagg aacagcactc 75361 ttgggagagg gaacagtaga agcagagatg gggggacaga aagaagggag gtgaggcccc 75421 tgtggggtgt ggagtgtcag gttgggcaag aaggacaggg ctttgattgt gattccatta 75481 gtcagaagct acccatatgc ccaatcaact tctggtagca cacagtcagg tcagtgtttg 75541 ctgagctgaa atttaaaaaa gtgaatcctt cagaaagtta aatttcctat tcggccattc 75601 attcaacaat agtatcaagt cctggagagt gcttgcggct aacaatcagg ggcattcttg 75661 gcttgtggca ctgctcaaga aaaggttgta gttgggcagg gaggacccag taagtaacta 75721 actgcaacag gacagtcatt ttcactttcc tagttcacac accaaggtgt ggtctaggcc 75781 ttcaggggct ctgggtattc ctggggcaat ggggagtcac ggagggttag ggagagggta 75841 accccatccc tgagaagcac atttttccta atggctgcct gcgttctatg gttctgctgt 75901 ccggccaccc aatacctcag actctgtcta cacagcgtcc tcctctccag cctccttatt 75961 ggctactcat gcctcccttc acaccaccta cactgccccc gtcggctctg cttttttccc 76021 catcttgcct ccaagtcctc cctccgtccc gctgcactat ctagcctcgg cattggctca 76081 tcccatacta gtactgtcct ttgaggtctc tacgccttca ccctggctcc ctcattggct 76141 atccgccagc tctcgtcctc gctcccgcct tcagcctcca cctccattgg ctcggctccc 76201 tacacacccg cctcttggtc tccttttagc cttcgtattg gctagctcca ccttggcacc 76261 accccttcga agccgcagtg cacgctcaca agcctcccca ttggctcgct gcagccattg 76321 tcgtcatccc acgcgtggct ctccattggc tgttctctct ctctagctac cgttccaccg 76381 cctacgcaac ccgcgggatc tcccactttt tgggcctctg cgttcgttcc cggctgccct 76441 catcgcctgt agccattcca cttttcccac cgcccacatg cctctctcgc tcagacttcc 76501 gcattagctg tctgcttctg ttttcttcat catggatttc gcaccacccc cattccggcc 76561 tctccattga ttcctcgatc atcccgcccc ctacaccgcc cactcccggg catccccatt 76621 ggctgcgtgc ttctccggct ctcaattcgc tgtacgtcat ccgtgcatgg ctgcccattg 76681 gccctctgca atacttgtct tcatctcacc gcctatgccc ccgtgagccg tacccctccg 76741 cgctggcctt cccattggct gcccgcccct tcaggccctg cccccgccgg tcccgccgcc 76801 ggtgccgtcg gtgccgccgc cgccgccgat atggcgcgta cggcccctgt ggagcccccg 76861 ctgcggcatt ccgcgccccc ctcgccggcc gcgggtgagc cccgcacctc ggtcgaggcg 76921 gcggtggccc cgcggagggt gctgttcgcc gacgaggcct tggggctgcc gctggcgcag 76981 ttgcgccgct accggccgtg gggcgggccc ggggcgggca agatggcggc ggcggccggg 77041 caagatggcg gcggcggcgg cggggccgac gaggacgacg atggcgagga tggggatgaa 77101 ggggaggagg aagaggaggc ttgccccgag ccctcaccgc tgtgccccgt ccccgctggc 77161 ggggggtttt acctggtccc cacattttcg ctgccgcccg cgccgggccg tctggagcgc 77221 ttggggcgcg tcatggtgga gctggaggcg ctgctgccgc ctcccggagc ggtccccggg 77281 ggtgccgggg tgtgggtgcc tgggggccgc ccgccggtgc tgcgcgggtt ggtacgcgtg 77341 ctgaaccgct ccttcgagaa ggcggtgcac gtgcgggcct cacacgacgg ctgggcttcc 77401 ttttgcgacc acccagcgcg ctacgtcccg cgcagcccgc cgtgggcagg agcgggagga 77461 acaggagcag gagatcccat cctggatccg gggctcggcc tgggtcccgg ccaggcatcc 77521 gcctcctcgc ccgacgacgg cggccgcacc gaccgctttg ccttccagct gccctttgct 77581 gagggcgcgg gcgatggggc gcgcctcgac ttcgtggtgc gctatgagac ccctgagggc 77641 actttctggg ccaacaacca cggccgcaac tacacagtcc tgctccggat cgcacccgct 77701 cccacaccca ctgatgccga agggctgccc cagcagcagc agctgccgca gctggagcca 77761 cagcccgagt gccagggtcc cgtggaggct gaggccaggc agctgaagag ctgcatgaag 77821 ccggtgaggc gcaggtaatg tcagccagcg ccacctccgc caacgcaggg ctgtgtctgg 77881 gatggaggac aagcattccg gcccaggaac ccctcaggcc tgctctccag gacagggagg 77941 agggtgcatt gagtcagtca gtcaaagagt gatggaggtc aaacacgtgc taggcactgt 78001 tttaactggg gttttattcc tccatttatt gagttccact gtaaagccct gaacaagaca 78061 gacatctacc ctaccctcaa ggattcatac aggctcctat gggagacagt ttgaaaaaac 78121 aagcaagcaa gcagatagga taaataggga caaagttagc tgctgaaggg agtaagggga 78181 tagattggga gggaatgact gtgtcagaca tgctgttaaa gggagggcct ttgaggaggt 78241 gagtcccgaa tgatgataaa gaagagttat gcagatacgg tggggaggtg ggggagagtt 78301 tgtaggaaaa ggaacaggga ggacttttct gaggaggttt catttaaact aagtcctgga 78361 tgatgaataa cagttatgtg catatatgga acaagggtgt tctaggtaga ggaaacagca 78421 agtgcaaagt cctggggtgg aaatgagctt ggtgtgaatg atcagcagtg tgctggagtg 78481 gagagaactg caatgacata gtgtggacca agggctttgc cagtgggggg tagagcagat 78541 tctctttctg acagagcagg aaaccaggat tccagaggtg gagaaactgg ttgaggcagt 78601 gatggcacct ggctcttcca gttcacccat gcctgacctt gaagcctgtg cactctactg 78661 ttaacgctgt aatctacttt tgagtcctgt ggaggcgagg ggctgagccc atgctctcac 78721 aagaaagcag tggctctagc agagagacag aaccagatgg gtactggact tgaagttttt 78781 gtcccttgtt tttttgccac accacctgtg atcatttagg gacagggaga aataatcagt 78841 tataccccag ggggccccag aagatttccc taggtttcct ctatcaagct atgagttctt 78901 taagggcagc agctagtcct gattcttttt gcggtcacct aagtctggcc caggatcact 78961 agattctccc taaaatgtat acatttccct gttcctggga ggactgggaa tggaaatggg 79021 aaaatgcttt ttggaccttg tatgtatacg cttggtcaga agcccctggc tgcagtaaga 79081 catttgtggg ttctgctggt tctggtaagg ccttaggctg tgagtggttc agaaaggtct 79141 agctccggtc tggtgggcag atgtgcctgg gtaactgagc aggcaggcag gtacccactc 79201 acccacctgt gagccccacc ataatctgag acttcattta aagggggcag gcagcatggt 79261 ttttcttaca gcattaagag tgtggattct ggcatagatt gcctgggttc aaatcctggc 79321 gctgccactt actggccttg tgaccttggc caacgcattt aactacacca tgcctcagga 79381 ccctcacctg taaaacagaa ttatagcatc tactttacgg gataagagta aaggtgctca 79441 gaaccgagtc tggctcaaag tagtatcata caggtgttag ctagtgtcag tatttaggga 79501 gccacaccta cagtttcctg gattcctctc ctaaattcgg ctccgcccat cagctgtgtg 79561 gccttgcctc cgtttccttc tctgctaagg gaaatgacag tcactttgca tggttggatt 79621 gaatgcagca aacatgggca aggtaactga agcatggtgg taactgcaaa agataactgg 79681 ccagcattta ctgatttctg tgctatgaac atcagatcca ttctctccgt gaggcctgct 79741 gtgcatgctg tgttgtgtag gtgctatgat tatccccatt tagtagaggg gagacaggta 79801 gctcagagag atgagccagc ttgctcaaag cctctcagct agtgagtgac agggccaggg 79861 aagaaatgct agggacattt atttttttct attttttttt ttttaaactg gtcctctaga 79921 aagcgtggca tgattcaggg caaattctgg atttcactct tggtgttccc agcatgtcgt 79981 gctttccttt tacctttttt tttttttttg ctttatcgag gtatacctac ataaagtgta 80041 ctgatattct gtgtatagcc cagtggattt gtacatatgt atgcacttgt gtagccacca 80101 cccagatgaa gatactgagc aggtccagta ccccagagct accttcattt ctatcacttt 80161 cccaagctgt catccccgcc ggctgtcatg ggaaccctgt ctgtaagatg cgacagtttg 80221 ggtaaaggag tttggtcatt ttaaagagtg tgaaaggcag agaacagaga aatcaaaacc 80281 ttgcagggcc aaggtgggtg gagagggtgt ttttctttta acatacatgg gcggttttaa 80341 ggagaaattg aagcagcctg ttcagacaat tgttttggta tctggcccca ggtctgtggt 80401 tcctaacatg acttgtgata ttattttaag tgggcagatg gctttttgat agcttcttta 80461 tctttcgatc tcagctcttg caaaggggag gttggtgctc attgcaagat cagcgataag 80521 ggtttctttg taggtcggtg gctttcttgg tgagtacatt tcaacatatt attgttttag 80581 aacctgtgtg ctgccagtga cttgcagcac tgttgaagac tagccaccct ttgtgaccta 80641 gccctcttgg gaaatggcgg aggatctcag ggtatatccc ttacctgtgg gagccctatc 80701 agagggcttc ctgttgagga aatgttggct gtaggccctc tgtgcactga gcacagccac 80761 atcaggtgag ggcatgggag aagtccgtgg tagccatcag gatagagttc agaaacccaa 80821 atggctgctt tccctgggtt gctggaccag gcatttggta actctaaagc ttagagatga 80881 ttcatcgaca agcatttatt gactgcctac tgtgtgctgg gcacagtgct aggttccagc 80941 agggaaagag atgcagagtg gtcctaagat gtcacagggc ttgtgggatg gagtacagag 81001 gatttgttgt atgagacctg gctgagcccc tgctcttcgc caggcacttc actgagtact 81061 atattttcat gcaaggtctg gtttaattcc gacaacattc cctgtgaagt agagggtttt 81121 aaatttctct ttcctggatg agcaaactga ggctcccaga gtccaaagtc ctagggctgg 81181 tgtggggaaa agccctcctg atcttccttg gcacttgaca ctaccctttg gaagtgtcct 81241 attcttctta aaagtaaaga ccaagagagc ctcaccatgg tcttcaagca ccctcccatc 81301 ccattcccca atctggcctc cactggctca tagtcttaac accagtggtc tttctgagct 81361 cctgtcacca tggtctttct gttactccaa agggcctcgc tcctttctgc tgcagggcct 81421 ttgcccctgc tgtttccttc accaggaaca tttatcccgt accccttgca gtctcctcca 81481 gtgttgatcc ctcagttcta agaggacttc cccaggggag cctgtccacc ccagtgtcct 81541 cgggcccctg gctttttcat agcactcatc agcccagcac gtgctaagct ttgttagaga 81601 atgtcccatg gcagagcaga tgaacatcgc caccagtcga ggggtcatcg gccaccctgc 81661 ctagcagttc tactatattt ttttgatcca ctcgtttctc ctctgaagtg actctttcaa 81721 atgttcttta ccttcagact ttctctcctg cttcaaaaaa caaaacagaa gccataagaa 81781 tggaactccc tataacttgt ggcccccaag tctgcacgct gatttccctc ccctgtgtta 81841 cagatgacga ggagtccctt cttgctcagg ccacttctcc ctcctgtgct ctgggtccca 81901 gtttctgcta cttgctctag aatctgacat catcagtcac cttttctctc ctggcaggtt 81961 ttctgctgcc ctccttgctt gatcctctat tcacctttgc ctgtgccagc atcccttctg 82021 tctccgctga ccccacgttc tctccctcct gcttctggcc agcacctcat caccctcccc 82081 ttcactgctg acccctgcag agttgcctgt acttgccttc tgcacttgct cacccccgta 82141 agtgttagcc cccggcatct gccagattct gcaggtggtt ttttagtttt cctcttgaag 82201 tggttgacca ctcctactta aaacactttg tcttcccttg ccttgagacc acactctgct 82261 ggttttcctc ttaactctct ggcccttctc tttctcctgg ctcttccctt agcttcatgt 82321 atccaaactc ggcatctcca cttgactgat ggcccaaata attcctcaaa ctcaccttgt 82381 cggggactgc attcatcacc tctcccacag tgttcccaag cagcctctca ctcccctacc 82441 tccccacttg ctcgttttgc ttttcagcat ccttaagtaa gccctgcctg accctgtaga 82501 ttgggccagg gacccttatt ctagggcatt ctttcctttt ctaaaggcac tgatcgcagt 82561 ttgtagttat atctttatta gggggttgct ggatgactct ctgccccgct agactgtaag 82621 ctccgtgagg ggtagggaca tggtctgctt tcattcacca ctgtattcct gcaggcctgc 82681 cacagtgcct ggcacttagc aggtgctcaa taaatgtttg ttgaaataat gagtttgagt 82741 atttttttaa tgtcttcctc catactgaat tgtaagcttc ctagttgggt ttgctcacca 82801 tggtgtctcc aggatccgtc actggggctg atgcacagga aggcccactg tctttcagtg 82861 cacctataac tgaagggatg gggatccaac ctgctatctg agttggcagc ctcaggggaa 82921 accagaataa ctggagttga acgggacaag tcaggggcat cttagttttc tgtagagtga 82981 ggaattaatg tgaacgtgat cctcttttat gccacagaaa acttggtagg gcattatggt 83041 taaggacatg ggcctgaggc cacgtgctaa gaaagtggca gagctgggat ctgagcctgt 83101 gtggtcctgc tctagtgctc cagctcttag ctactgtacc aggctgggtg atgcatttta 83161 ccagcagggc aacactgggc aagttgcttt cctttcagag cttcagtttc cctcaatgga 83221 aatttggagg gggttactgt taagtgcttt ataggtactt ttcaaatatt tctttgatct 83281 gctgaacaac tcactgatgt aggtattatt atcccctcct tagagatgag gtaactgagg 83341 cacagagagg ttaagtaact tgccccaggt cacacagctg ataggtggca gagctggaat 83401 tgttcaaaat tgcatatcct aaccctttat tgagttgtga aatcaattta ctgggtttca 83461 acaagcatta aaaagaaaaa ggaaatagca taagaaatgc cagtgtatca ccacatgcag 83521 taaaggtaag tattgtttca ctcgaagaac aaccattttt cagttattta tatgtctgtt 83581 tacacgtgtg ggtgtgctgg gttatgatgt agaatggatt tcttactatg ggtcgtggcc 83641 aaagaatgaa gtcatggctg ttgaagaagc tcatggcacg agaaactgct ctccctctac 83701 cccactggat cacccgcaag tcccagagtt gaggctgaca cacttgttgg ggaaggcaaa 83761 gcagtgcccc acataacttg gtggctttca cagccacctt caaaccctgt tcttttcaga 83821 aagcagatgg ctcagggtaa ctgcaattct gagtatcgtg gggcaggttt ctgaagccac 83881 tcatcccccc ggaaagtcag cgttatcttc aggttgacta catgggagcc ggggtctgct 83941 gagtttccct ttgggtttca gtgcctgacc cactttgggc tggcaaaatt ctttgaaaac 84001 atgaatgctg ggggtgctcc agaggactcg ggtggtggtg gcaatggcag tctgtgactg 84061 ctctgaaagt ctgctttgct tttctccaca gggcttgtca gccctcaccc gctcgcttac 84121 tctgtgactg gcgaatcacc tttcttggct ttcttggctg gcctaggccg gggccaacac 84181 cacctctttc caaatcctca ccctctggtc tcctcggggc ctatcagctt ggcagccatt 84241 gtgtttcctg atggccggag gaatttgcac gcccaggaga ctggcgtgca ggcctgagat 84301 ggcccctttt agtcgacacc agcttgacta gtgctcacta gcacccaaat gatgcatgtc 84361 caagattttc cagatctgtg tgccctggcc cctatggctc actgcccttg aggggatgcc 84421 acgtggtact tgtggggctg gtgccaaaag aacaggtttc cttcttgaaa acgagcaggc 84481 atactgcagg tacagttttg ttcttaatct tctccctccc catttttcta agaacccctc 84541 ttctctgtta ccgatcagtg agtcagtata catttgtact tgatttctct tactatcctc 84601 atgttgattg aagtcatagc tgcccttgag tttttactgt gaaagacggt tcaaagataa 84661 cttgtttctt tttaagccca caatttcaaa ctctcttcaa agtggagccc tcctggagtg 84721 tttgttacca gcgtggttgt gtagtcagtg agtgtagaga tgcagttcct tgagttttag 84781 tttttgcatt tgtaaaaagg aagggtgttg ttttgaagga tagatgtgaa ggttttcaaa 84841 tgccttggtg tgtcaatgag aggggcccat ggtggaggag gtgaacaata catgcttgtg 84901 ctttctgctt tcatatctga ctttggagaa cgacttgttt gcttctgtcg atgttgtgga 84961 tcttgggatt ggctcaatgg cgtgacctgc tttttggatg ttctcgccct cctcagccat 85021 ggaaagggtg ctctgggggc tgaaggattg attgtgtatt tgtttttctt tctccttcct 85081 ccaactgaat tgtggagtcc tttacctgct ggctagctga ttcctgagtg ttctcctttt 85141 tctgtctcac atctatgact gcagtggctt ttagaagcct gtttgtaata tatgtccgga 85201 ctaggccaga tggaggagaa ggcttgcctg ctactgcgca caggtgggag ggctggcttt 85261 ctgtctgtct gtgggccttc ttgaagaggc ttggtttaga agatcctagg aggaggatgt 85321 tttctgtcat gaaggactat ggtaacaaaa agaagtaagt tagtgcagcc tggcagaaat 85381 tgtgttgaaa caaaagtcca aagacctgga ttttaggacc acggagggga ttggtgtgag 85441 accaagctgg tttgctctga atctctcttt ctcatctgtg atgtgtggga ggtggcagct 85501 gggctcccag agtcacccac cctaggccct gtagtattct gattcaagta cctctggtgg 85561 gatttgtgag tcctagacag tagagaaaga cagacggtcc cttctagact ctagatccgt 85621 atatatggtt caaatgttct ccccgagggt gtttatagaa agcagttctt gcagccattc 85681 tgtgtctagt ggcctcctag ccacgcatgt cccaggccca tggaggtagg gaaatgggga 85741 atgaatatgt gggcaaaggc aggtccaaag aaaagcctgc atgaaggagg agggagggat 85801 cttgtctagt attgatgcct ccctctatct acttctagaa aggatggaga tgggttgggt 85861 aagaccccag tctccctcat ccaagaagca gcagctgact gggtaagagc caaaaggcct 85921 gggttgtgat gtgaagtgta tgaccttgag ccatttactc agcctctgtt ttatcctctg 85981 taaaatggag acaatagtac tgcctgcttc agaggattac aagtacctgt ctcatagggt 86041 gattgtgagg attgaattaa cacatgttgc ccaggcaccg tggctcatgc ctgtagtact 86101 aggacttcgg gaggctgaga tgggaggatc gcttgagtcc aggagttcac gaccagcctg 86161 gtcaacgtag gaagacccca tctctaaaaa caaaatacaa aaaaacaaaa acaaaaacca 86221 aaaaacccca aaaacttctt taaaaaaatg tgaagcactt agaacagtgt gtaatgccat 86281 agtaggtact atgtatgggt cagatggtga tactcgtttc tgtgaaggta attggttatg 86341 ggttttcaaa aagtttcaac caggccgggc acggtggctc atgcctgtaa ccccagcaca 86401 ttgggaggcc gaggagggtg gatcacctga ggtcaggagt ttgagaccag cctggccaac 86461 atggcgaaac cccgtctcta ttaaaaatac aaaaattagc tggctgtgat ggtgggtacc 86521 tgtaatccct gatacttgag aggctgaggc aggagaatca cttgaacctg ggaggcagag 86581 gttgcagtga gccgagatca tgctattgca ctccagcctg gcgacagaac gagactccat 86641 ctcaaaaaaa aaaatttttc aaccattgtc agaagtatca agaatgtcac attgcctctt 86701 aggaagaaaa aggtgtgggc attcgcccca gctcctctca ggttttagtc aatgcttccc 86761 tcatttacct taatctgtag acacttgata ctcattttca gaataagaac agtgacttct 86821 ccatgatgag atgccacccc tgggaggacc cacctgaaat gcactcggct tatgccactc 86881 agggatctga ctggcctggt gaaggaggag caagacccat aaatatctac agttgattca 86941 atcccagctg tgtgtcaggc cctgatttct ggctgtccat cctcattcct cttgactgcc 87001 ctgtgcttag tgcacatcct gactccccgg ggctctgttt tatgagtgag gaggtgaagc 87061 gacctgccag gctgatacgg ggacgagagg gttagcatag ggacccaggc ctctgtgacc 87121 tccctcccag tctccatttg cattccttcc tctgcctcac agtcttgtct acctgccatt 87181 tcttagaaaa ggtgtttttg ttttgttttg ttttgttttg tttttgtgag ataatctctc 87241 actctgtcgc ccaggctgga gtgcagtggt gtgatttcgg ctcactgcaa tctctacctc 87301 ttgggttcaa gcgattttcc tgcctcagcc tcccaggtag ttgggattac aggcgcccac 87361 caccacgccc agctaatttt tatattttta gtagagacgg agtttcacca tgttggccag 87421 gctggtcttg aattcctgac ctcaggtgat ccacctgcct cggcctccca aactgttggg 87481 attacagatg tgagccaccg cgtctggccc tttttttttt tttgagactg agtttcactc 87541 ttgtccccta ggctggagtg caatggcgcg atcttggctc actgcaacct ccgcctccca 87601 ggttcaaatg attctcctgc ctcggcctcc caagtagttg ggactatggg cgtgcaccgc 87661 catgcccagc taattttttg tatttttagt agagacaggg tttcatcatg ttgcccaggc 87721 tggtcttgaa ctcctaacct caagtggtct ccctgcctcg gcctcccaaa gtgctggaat 87781 tacaggtgta agccaccacg cccagccgaa aagatgggtt cttctatctt ttctctttcc 87841 atagccagga atgtatccta aagaaatgat acaagtgtcg ataaaactat gcccaatgct 87901 gtttgctggt ttgctttgca acctctaaat gaaagaactt agctgctcag taggaaggga 87961 atggtatgat atgagtatta agcagccatt tgaaatgttt gcaaaagtgt ataatgatgt 88021 ttcttactgt taaatggaca aagctagctg tgaaattatg tctgtagaat ctaaatgatt 88081 tcgtagaata tctggaagga aattttccag aatggtaaca gtagttgtct ctggctgatg 88141 tgtgattgtt tttcttgctt ctttagactt tcctgtattt tgcgaatttt ctataatgag 88201 gctgtaggac ttttaggatg aggggataaa caaaggcagc agaagagaaa acagcagctg 88261 tcaggtgaag gtgggctagc acagaggctc agaaggtgcc agtgggtggc agaagtgacc 88321 tctcagggta ttattagatc catgtactct ctcctctgcc ctgcaggcct gccgaggagg 88381 aactgaagac gaagaacatg gatgataaca cctttgccat gggtaagcaa ttggcaagct 88441 tcggaagttt tagcttgtat ttaccatgtc tttcttccta ctgtttttct ttctataaaa 88501 atgaaaaagg ctgggctcag tggctcatgc ctgtaatccc agcactttgg gaggctgagg 88561 caggaggatt gcttgaggcc aggagttcga gatgagcctg ggcaacatag tgagacctca 88621 tctcttaaaa aaaaaaaaaa aagacgggca tgctggcatg catccgtagt ccctgctact 88681 cgggaggctg agctgggagg atcatttgag cctgggaggt tgatgctgca gtgagtcatg 88741 attgtgccac tgcaccccag ccttggtgac acatcgagac cctatctcaa aaaaaaaatg 88801 aaggggtacc ctctgcttta gattgtcaca gaaagcttca gaggcaaaac tgccagttgg 88861 ctaggatggc agattttctt aacaaaacca tacctacttg tatgcctgtc ttgcccaatg 88921 ctgcctttct cttccctcta gcagagcatc ctgatgtcca ggagtcagtg ggtccactgg 88981 tagcccccac ccctctccgt ccatggcccc agatgacact tcaggtaagt gggtccttgc 89041 agccttggag tagacagccc aataggaggc tcacagtgtg actattgctg ggctgggtgg 89101 tggggcccac tagctctggg tcctccctgg gttggaggga gggcacaaaa ctcagaacct 89161 gatgggggag ggggagaatg cagttactca gctgggcttg tagaaatgtc atttgttaat 89221 ttagcaaaaa tttatggagt gcttgttctg tgctaagcac tgttacaaac atgcaaaaac 89281 gctctttgag ggggcttatg tgttagtagg gtgagacatg ataaagtaat agaatatatg 89341 gtactttagg tgatgatgag tgataaggaa aaatagaaag gaatagggag tgggtgagag 89401 actctgtgtg tgtgtgtgtg tgtgtgtgtg tgtgtgtgtg tgtgtgtgtg tgttgtgggc 89461 gggggtcggt tgcaacttta gattgggtgg cctgggaagg ctttagtgat tagtgagatc 89521 tgagcgaaga tctgaggaag gtgagagagt gagccacgtg gataactaag ggaagaacat 89581 cccaggcgag tgtgaagttc ctgaggtgag gccatgacta acgtgtgtga gggacagtgt 89641 agaagccagc gcagcagggg cagaacgagg gagggggaga gtggtgcggg gtgagggaga 89701 gaggtggctg aggacagatt gggtggtgcc tcacaggcca tggtgaagac tttggctttt 89761 actccgagtg agggggagcc gcaagagcat tgtggacgga ggagggatgt aatctgattt 89821 aggatttaac aggctccctc tggctgctgc ttggaaaata gacgtcagag taagggtgga 89881 aacaggcgac tcgtgaaggg gaggccactg cagtggtcca ggcgagagtg atggtaggta 89941 ggggaggtag agacattttg gagggtgtgt gtgtgtgtgt gtgtgtgtgt gtgaactttt 90001 taattacaaa aagtttcaaa catacaaaag taaaatagta taatgaacct acgtacacca 90061 tcccccagct tcagtaaata tcaacacgtg ctcattctta ttttatctgt accccgtctc 90121 ctccctccca ttccctctgg aattattttg gaagacatcc agacatcatc ccatccataa 90181 atacttctgt ttgtatctca gaaaattaag aactcttttt tgtttttttt tttgagacag 90241 agtctcactc tgtcacctag gctggagtgc agtggtgtga tctcagctta ctgcaacctc 90301 tgcctcctgg gttcaagcaa gtacatccag ctaatttttg tatttttagt agagacggga 90361 tccgttgcct tggcctccca aagtgctggg attacaggtg tgagccatca cgtctggcca 90421 gaaaattaag aattcttaac cccacaatac tatcatcaca ccttagaaaa taaacggtaa 90481 ttcctcagta tcatcaagta tttggtcagt gttcaagttt tcttctctca taagtgttta 90541 ggatccaaac aaagttgaca tgttgcattt gattgatgtg tctctttaga tttttaaaat 90601 ctcccccact ttgtttcttt gcaatttgtt ggttgaagaa actttgcttg tcctgtagaa 90661 ttttccagtc tgggtctggc tgattacatc caggtggaaa tacatttctt actccatttt 90721 tattaattta ttaattatat taattaatgt aatcttatta aatttattta atttatcaaa 90781 ttgtattaaa cgaatgtatt taatctttta ttattaaatt aactagaatt aactctattt 90841 aattctatta ttcccacttc ctttattagc tagaattctt ctctaaagaa aaactgtccc 90901 acaccagcta tttggctact ttgagatata gtttgtgcag aaaaagcagt gtaaatattt 90961 aattttttcc attttattta ccagttttca gagaagtact actacaaagg tgaccaataa 91021 aaggattttt ggttttgtgt cattatgaac tcatgaattc taaacatatt tgaatgagtt 91081 tcaatccatt gcacttattt gtttgctttt tttgatgctt aaattgaact atccctggct 91141 agtaggagct tattgagatg ggctactctg tccttttgac acgccctcat cattctgtga 91201 gcctttctca catcttccat gacaatatgt gctaggttca tcctgtactc tccctgcccc 91261 aagcctggaa acagccattt ctttcttgct tttcttttct ttattttctt tttctttttc 91321 tttcttttct ttcctttcct ttctttcctt acctttcctt tctttctttc ctttcctttg 91381 tctctctctt tctttctttt cttttacttt atttttcttt cctttctttc ctctctctct 91441 ctctttcttt cttttttctt tttctttctt tttttttttt ttttttttga gtcagagtct 91501 ttctctgtcg cccaggctgg agtgcagtgg cacaatctcg gttcactgca acctctgcct 91561 tctgggttca agcaattctc ctgtctcagc ctcttgagta gctgggatta caggcacatg 91621 ccaccacacc cggctgattt ttgtattttt gcagagatgg ggtttcacca tgttggccag 91681 gctggtcttg aactcctgac ctgcctggtg atccacctgc cttggcctcc caaagtgctg 91741 ggattacagg cgtgagccac tgagcctggc cagaaacagc tatttcttta aggagcactg 91801 attcctttca gtggagagtg gcattcaaag gccaagattt gggggctcgg catgcttgct 91861 gctactagat tggtcattgt ttctaggccc tttcaaaaga tggagctagg aaataattgt 91921 tttttaaaga gaagatgata catcatgggt tcatatggac atcctggcta tgttttggga 91981 tttttttgca ttttattttt tttaaaattt ttttaatttt taatttttga ggggacatag 92041 taagtgtata tatttatgga gatgttttga tataggcatg cattgtgtaa taatcacatc 92101 atggagaatg aggtatgcat ctcctcaagc atttatcctg tgtgttacaa acaatccact 92161 tacactcttt attttttttt tttttgagac aaagtctctg tcgcccaggc tgcagtgcag 92221 tggcacagtc tcggctcact gcaatctctg ccctctgggt tcaagtgatt ctcctgcctc 92281 agcctcttga gattacaggc gcacaacacc acgcccagct aatttttgta tttttggtag 92341 agacggggtt tcaccatgtt ggccaggctg gtctcgaact cctagtttca tgtgatccgc 92401 ccgccttggc ttcctaaagt gcttggatta caggtgagag ccactgtgcc tggctactta 92461 cacttttagt tattttaact ggctctgttt tgaaggtaag ccagcagtat ttagtgatga 92521 tcattcacca aatattcaca cccaccgaat tcctcagctt tataatctgc aagaagccct 92581 gttttactgc atccaattgt gttattttac catagatgac agtctttgga gtctagacag 92641 tgacagaggg cgctttaagg catttttata tagaaacccc tgtggggctg gctgtgggct 92701 gtcacacttc ttactgtctc tgcttgttcc atcccctcct ctgcttcatt cccttgcttt 92761 ttctctgccc ccttgccccg gccatggctc caggtttctg acgttccgat gactggcaac 92821 cccgcagaag aaggtgatgt ccccagaagc agtccacctg tggcttttac agaggtcctc 92881 caggcaccgg ccatcaggat tcccccctcc tcccctctct gtggcctggg tggctccccc 92941 agagaccagg cctcagggcc cgatgcgagc gagggggcca ccgggccttt cctggagccc 93001 agtcagcagc aggcagaggc cacatgggga gtatcgagtg agaatggagg ggggctggag 93061 gctgtgagtg ggtcagagga gctgctcggt gaggacacca tcgaccagga gctggagcag 93121 ctctacctgt ctcacctgag ccgcctacgg gctgctgtgg ctgcgggtgg ggcagggggt 93181 ggtggggagg gctccacaga tggagggatg tcccccagcc atcccctggg catactgacg 93241 gaccgcgacc tgatcttgaa gtggcctggc cctgagcggg ccctgaacag cgccctggct 93301 gaggagatca cgctgcacta tgcccggctg gggcgtggcg tggagctcat caaggacacc 93361 gaagaccctg atgatgaagg ggagggtgaa gaggggctct ctgtcacacc ctccagccca 93421 gaaggggaca gccccaagga atcgcctcca gaaatcctct ccggggcccg ttctgtggta 93481 gccacgatgg gagatgtgtg gctccccatg ggcagagggc tcaggatgtg acggccctgt 93541 ggttctgggt acagagggtc agttcattgg ggatcctgag aaagggatgg gcaaggacac 93601 cagctctttg cacatgaata gggtgatagc tggggtgact gagtccctgg gggaggccgg 93661 gacagaagcc cagatagagg tcaccagtga gtgggcaggc agcttggatc ccatatctgg 93721 caaggagcca gcctctcccg tccttctgca ggggcaaaat cccaccctcc tcagtccctt 93781 gggggccgaa gtctgtctct ctagtgtagc caggcctcat gtgagctccc aggatgaaaa 93841 ggatgcaggc ccaagccttg aacccccaaa gaagtctccc accctagcag tccctgcaga 93901 atgtgtgtgt gcactgcctc ctcagctccg ggggcccttg acccagactc tgggggtcct 93961 ggccgggcta gtggtggtcc ctgtggctct gaacagcggt gtgtccctcc tggtgcttgc 94021 gctgtgcctc tctctggctt ggttctcata ggctctgctt gtgggatcag cagaggctta 94081 agatgggata catggcctgt gcagtgaggg gacctgggtc ctttgcttct gagaatgctc 94141 aactgaaaga gaggccttct catccccaag ctctccagtc aacacagggc tccctgtggt 94201 gacaccagtg gagatgaggg aacgggtaga tggtgtgagt gaggggaact tttagagtgg 94261 aactgggcat gtcctccgcc taccccccga gcctgtattt atttttgtat aattctctgg 94321 atgagggaga gtggtcgtga gctggtcttg gggcacaatt acccagagat atatttatta 94381 acagccaacc tgtgcaacct gctggagctt tatttttaat ttaatttata tagagtacct 94441 attattatat gccacaatag agctctatga gaaacagtgt cttgcggtgt agtgttctcc 94501 tgtttgggca tgagtgtgca gggtggtcac tttctgtggg aggatcacag tggggagttg 94561 ggggtgggac gtggtcgcct gctgctgctt caacatgtct ttccttgaag atgtgtgtct 94621 cctcgtctcg tggtcctaat ccatatggtt ctttgtcttt tccacattct gcctgtggga 94681 ccctacaggt gtgtatttgg atggtggtgg tgggagccag ggaggaagag tggcagccac 94741 atgagggttt ggtgtcagtc acatggttgc agtggtagct gtggtctcct gtggatgtgg 94801 ggacatcagt tgtgaatcag ccacaaggtt ttgaggttac tgaaaaaaca gcctttgaca 94861 ccagcaggga gaccccttag tccctgagat aaggaaggcc tcagaaagga aagaggagtt 94921 aatgtactgc agtacttggt agcacagttg ctgtccacag acatcacatt tctactaaaa 94981 acaggaagcc cagaagcttt gaaagaaaga tatatattta ttgcatgcaa ataaaaaact 95041 gctcaacaaa ataaaacacc acatatttat ttacttccct ttacagcaaa acctattgga 95101 agaaatatct atacgagctt tcttcagttc ttctatgatg cctttctgaa atagccccaa 95161 tcagatcttt tttgcccaac catttcagca aaactgctga agatattcac attgttatag 95221 ccatggttaa gtctcagatg tcatcttact tgggatattg gcagcatttg acatagttga 95281 tcatctctac cttgcaaccc tttcttcact tggtttccaa gataccacac tctcctcatt 95341 tcccttcttc ctcactggcc actgtgcaaa gctgtcagtt ctcttgaaac tgctttgtag 95401 gttcaatgca aatccaacca caattccaat agagttttgc ctgtgtgtag atcatgacac 95461 attaattctt aaatttatgt agaagtgcca agactagcca ggacactgat acttattgta 95521 atggtatatt cagatggcac gatatttttg caagagtaga caaatcgacc aataaaaaaa 95581 cagtgatctc ggaaacagtg tagacacact cgtgtagaca cagaactggt gaccaaggaa 95641 gtgtgttaga ccagtgggga aatgattgga ttttgaataa atagaacaat tggttacccg 95701 cattgaaaaa tatgaacttg gatccctact ttacaacaca aataaaaata attctaagtg 95761 ggtttaaagc ctaaatgcga agggcaaaac caaagcgctt taagaataca atgaggcagg 95821 gccgggtgct gtggctcact cttgtaatcc cagcactttg ggaggtctag atgggcggat 95881 caggagtttg agaccaccag cctggccaac atggtgaaac cccgtctcta ctaaaaatac 95941 aaaaattagc tgggcatcca cctgtagtcc cagctgtttg ggaggctgag gcgggacaat 96001 cgtttgaact cagggggcag aggttgcagt gagccgagat ggcaccactg cactccagcc 96061 tgggccacag atcgagactc catctcaaaa acaaaacaaa acaaaaaaca aggcaaaaca 96121 ccttcgtata ctcatggtag caaagttttt cttcatcacg acacagaaac aaccataaat 96181 gaaaattacg aaacattcag tgaccttaaa attaggaatg tccattgatc aaaagacacc 96241 ataaagagag tgaaaacctt atgtagtagg ttgctatgaa taaaagcaaa acaaaaagga 96301 gtgaaaacac aagtgaaaaa ttgggaggag ataatggaat cacatataac tgatgaaggg 96361 ctcaaacctt agatgccaat aagcatctaa ataaattgtg gtatattcgc agaatggaat 96421 attgtataat gagaatggaa gatccataac tgcacgaaag catacagatg aatcacaaaa 96481 agccaaaaaa aagcttccac actgatccat ttatgcaaag ttcacaagca ggcaaaactc 96541 atgaattacc acctaaatgg tgacattgta aagaaaagcg aggggctgat taccagagtc 96601 aggatagtgt tcacctctgg cagagggagg gatgtggctg agaaggggcc cagaggactt 96661 ctgggatgtc aataatggtt cactgcttga cctgggagac tgttcatgga tgtgcaattt 96721 attcatcatc attaaaacag acttatgggc tgggcgcggt ggctcacacc tataatccca 96781 gcactttggg aggctgaggc aggcatatca cttgaggtca ggagttcgag accagcctgg 96841 ccaatgtggg gaaaccccgt ctgtactaaa agtataaaaa ttagccgggc gtggtggtgg 96901 gcgcctgtaa tcccagctac ttgggaggct gaggcgggag aatcactaga acccaggagg 96961 tggaggttgc agtgggccga gatcgcacca ctgcactcta gtctgggcaa cagagcgaga 97021 ctcttgtctc aaaaaaacaa aacaaccccc cccatacatt taggttttat acactcttat 97081 gcaaagacct cacaagtgaa gcagagtgca gtgggaagtg ggagtagcat gagtgtccga 97141 gactcctgca cacaggcttg cagagactcc agcctcctgg tgtgaaccac agtgtaggcg 97201 gcctccttcc tgcagaacaa tccctgggct ccgggtcttg ccttctgttt gtggagatcg 97261 actagtgggg aatcctctat cgtgtgcccc tgacaccagc catagagtgg ggcctcttgg 97321 gatggacagg acctgcccat attgtcctca gatgttgggg tccatctccc ctcaggcctc 97381 attcacaccc acaatagccc aggacacatg ggctttgggg cctggtgggc ctcataaaag 97441 cctggaaccc cgagccctgg tggtgtgacc ttgggcaagt cacccgtcct agaccagcct 97501 cagttcccca ttcataaagg gggctaatgc ccatcaagca gggtaggtgc aggctttggg 97561 gaaaacgttg tactgccctc ctcctgagcc catgttagac aggtcttata gtcaaggcag 97621 ggtaggaggg tggacaggaa caggggctgg agcgacacag tttgggacta aattgcccag 97681 ggtcacacag tgggcaagtg gcttcagccc tctgtgcctc cctttgctcg tctgtcatca 97741 gggtaataac ttttcctcct cacagggtta agtgaggaag aggtgagatg actcttcagt 97801 cactgagcag tgccaggcac agggcaagac tgagtacacg cccgttgtca ttccccctgg 97861 ctggagctct tgcaatcact gttatgcccc caccctgccc tctcccatta atctgttaat 97921 gtggtgaatt acattgataa gtttgtacat ctgtctttta aaattgagac gcaatcttgt 97981 tctgtcaccc aagctggagt gcagtggcac aatcacggct cactgcagcc tcaacctcct 98041 gggttcaagt gatcctccga cctcagcctc ccgagtagct gggactacag gcacatgcca 98101 ccatgcccag ctaattttta tatttttact agagacaggg ttttgccatg ttgcccaggc 98161 tggtctcgag ctcctcagct caagcaatcc acctgcctca gcctcccaaa gttttgggat 98221 tacaggcatg agcacgtcca gcctactttt ctctctctct ctctctctct ctctctctct 98281 ctctctctct ctgtctctct cctttctttc ttgacggagt ctcgctcttt ctcccaggct 98341 ggagtgaagt ggcacattct cagctcactg taacctctgc cccctgggtt caagagattc 98401 tcctgcctca gccttctgag tagctaggat tacaggcatg caccaccatg cccgactagt 98461 ttttgtgttt ttagtagaga cagggtttca ccatgttggc caggctggtc tcgaactcct 98521 gacctcaggt gatccacccg cctcagcctc ccaaagtgct aggattacag gtatgagcca 98581 ccacgactgg ccctactttt cttttttaaa attttagtgg tcagttacta gataaactct 98641 atttttatca cccatttaca ggtgagggcc ttccatgttc ttatcagccc tgagctcagc 98701 cctttgccga ggccttcctg gtccacctct ccctcctcct tgtgactagg gccagcatct 98761 tagtctcaca gtggcccctt ctctctctgt cctcagcctt cagccctgct atcacccacc 98821 cgcatcctac aacccctctg cttcccctct tcagtgtttt ttgtccagga tgagaccaag 98881 tccaaacctg agcttcctgc taagtcaaag tgactttttc ctttcagtca gggaagcctg 98941 actaaagcgt ctggtcccac ggtgaggtct tggtgtctcc aacagcgcag ccatggacgg 99001 ccaccctaca gtgatacctg cctttgccag cagggggcat cttatctcca agacagggaa 99061 agcctcagag aagacgggaa cagtcttaaa cgttaactgc ttgtagggtc acaggcctca 99121 gggtgcatga gctccaggct gggtgtccct tggagcctcc ctctctgcat gtggacaggt 99181 gggggcagcc gagggcctgg cttttactgt tgttcggggt cttctacaga tgactctcct 99241 cctcctcctc ttcctctttt tccttctacc aggaactcat ttccatcact aaagagaggt 99301 tctcatattt ttaatcctct ttatctcact taaagggtcc attataggat ttttccacaa 99361 gatgcactgg ctctgaggcc tgtgcccagg gcaggtcagg ctatagattg gccaggttgg 99421 ccaggttggc caggttggct gagggcacca gcctggatcc tgaagacact ggagacagcc 99481 ccaacagagc ctggggctca ggaaaaggcc accaaccccc cagccagatc ctggccagct 99541 gccagctccg cctccaccca gtcctctccc agggcctgaa cgccgggtct agaagctcca 99601 ggcctggtgg tctgggggag acacgggccg ggaggatccc tcgaaagagg aggcaggaga 99661 caatctctgt atggcttgag ggatgcacag ctgtggggtg aggcacgccc cacctagcac 99721 aggcccactg acactgctgt gcagctgcag gcccagctgc tgccctctat ggggctcagt 99781 ctcctcacct gtgcaatggg catcattaca cccccaacgt gcaggggatg ctcgtgaatg 99841 gaggggagcc gaggcgttga gaaagtagat ttggctcaag aggaggagga gcaggtcagg 99901 gttggtgggg aaggatggat gcggccacct caggcatggc cggggctgcc ttcctcaaag 99961 tgctcaggac agtcaggtgg gggaagttct gagtctgtga gcagaaccgt gggctgggga 100021 ccaggtgagg ttgtctctgt agtgttctgg ggtggccagc cactgtgcca ctattctttc 100081 ctgttggtcc tcatctctgc ccacggggag ccccaagatg ctccaagagc tcacagtgag 100141 ctcatgtgag ttactgtgac ccacatgcag tcattacagc catgtgtcat catcacaaca 100201 gccaccaggt taacacttgg ataatttatc caaataacga ctcacctgat gtgatttgca 100261 tgatatgcca tcatttatta ttatactcct attggatgtt taggtagtgt tcgatttgct 100321 tttttgccac tataaactat ctgtggtgag cattgtttcc catatatgta aacttgggag 100381 agacacagga atgtttatat agtaaaacta tttgtaatag caaaatactg gaaacaaccc 100441 aattatacat catcaggaaa tgcataagta aattatgctg tattgacatc atggaatact 100501 acacagctat gagatggagt gaactaaggt acacaaagac acaatgttag gtgaaagaag 100561 ccagatacaa aagaggagat gatatatgct tttcatatat ggctcaaaac caaacaaaac 100621 tagtatttag gcatacatac acctgtgtta aaacagtttt acagaaaaca aggattctgg 100681 ccagtcgcgg tgactcacgt ctgaaacccc agcactttgg gaggccgagg tgggaggatc 100741 acttgagtcc aggagtttga gagcagcctg agcaacatgg agaaccccat ctctacaaaa 100801 aatacaaaaa ttagctaggc atggtggcat gcgcccatag tcccagctac tcagaggcgg 100861 aggagggagg atcacttgag cctgggaggc agaggttgca gtgagccaag atcgggccac 100921 tgcactccag cctgggtgaa ggtatgagac cctgtctcaa aacaacaaca acaaacaacc 100981 aaacaagcaa aaccccacac aaggattttc aactgcttga ttgataccat ttaaaaaatt 101041 tatttaaaaa attgtcacag tagaatttac tttgggggag tttctatgaa ttttaatatg 101101 tgtagattca tgtaaccacc actgtaatta gtattcagaa cagttctatt accctaaaga 101161 actccattgt gcctcccctt agagtcactc cctctcctca ccccctcacc cacgcaacac 101221 tccatcacta catttttttt tttttgagat agcggctcac tgcagccttg acctcctggg 101281 ctcaagtgat tctcccacct cagcctcccg agtagatggc actacagaca catgtgccac 101341 cacacccagc taaattttgt attttttgta gagatggggt ttcgccgtgt tgcccagggg 101401 tctcgaactc cggagctcaa gtgatccgcc aacctcggcc tctcaaagtg ttgggagtac 101461 aggcgtgagc cactgcagct ggtcaggcct ttcaattaca atgttgaata gcaggagtaa 101521 gagtggacat tcttgcctca tttctgatct tagggagaaa gcatttagtt tttctctatt 101581 aagtatgatc taagccaggc agggtggctc acgcctgtaa tcccagcact ttgagaggct 101641 gagggggggt ggatcatgag gtcaggagat cgagaccatc ctggctaaca cggtgaaacc 101701 ccgtctctac taaaaataca aaaaattagc caggcgtggt ggcaggcgcc tgtagtccca 101761 gctactcggg aggctgaggc tgagaatggt gtgaactcgg gaggtggagc ttgcagtgag 101821 ctaagatcgt gccactgcac tccagcctgg gcaacagagc gagaatatgt ctcaaaaaaa 101881 aaaaaaaaaa gtatgatcta agctgtaggt tttttttttt ttttggtgga tgctttatat 101941 caggttaaga aagttatctt cttgtttgct aagagttttt tttaagatca tgaatcaatg 102001 ttgaattttg tcagaagctt tttctgcatg acatgatacg attatgtggt tcagttactt 102061 tcgaatgtca gtatggtaga ttgcatttat tgatttttat tttattttat tttaatttgt 102121 tttacttttt tgagacagag tctctctgtc accaaggccg gagtgtggtt gtgctgtatc 102181 agctcactgc aactgcctcc tgggttcaag caattctcgt gtctcagcct cccaagtagc 102241 tgggactata ggtgtgtgtc accacacctg actaattttt gtatttttag tagagatggg 102301 gtttccccat gttggccagg ctcatctcga actcctgggc tcaagcgatc cccccacctc 102361 agcctcccaa agtgctggga ttacaggcat gagccactgc acccggtcac attgattgat 102421 ttttgaatat tgtgtcagtt ttgcatcccc aggataagcc tcacttggtc atggtgtctt 102481 atttttgtat attggatttg aattggtaat attatgttga ggattttttt ttcatctatg 102541 ttcatgaagg aagttgggct gtacttttcc catactttct ttttttctgg ttttggtatc 102601 agggtaatgc tatttgagaa gtgttcctgt cttatttttt gaagagattt tgtagaattg 102661 gtattatttc ttcttagatg tttgacacaa tttgccagtg aaaccatctg gacctggcaa 102721 ctttatcttc ttctttttaa aaaagacttt ttttttttta aagagcagtt ttaggtttac 102781 agtaaacctg agaggaaggt acagacatat cccatatacc cctcacctcc acacatgcac 102841 agcctcccca ttatcagcaa ccctcaccag cgtggtgcat ttgttacaat tgatcattat 102901 caccccaatg atacatgagg tatcatattg gcctgaaatt ttcttttttt gttgtgtctc 102961 tgccaggttt tggtatcagg atgatgctgg cctcataaaa tgagttagga aggagtccct 103021 ctttttctat tgtttggaat agtttcagaa gcaatggtac tagcttctct ttgtaactct 103081 ggtagaattt ggctgtgaat ccatctggtc ctgggcttct tttggttggt aggtttttaa 103141 ttactgcctc aatttcagaa cttgttattg gtctattcag ggattcgaat gcttcctggt 103201 ttagtcttgg gagggtgtat gtatccagga atttatccat ttcttctaga ttttctagtt 103261 tatttgtgta gaggtatgta tagtattctt tgatggtagt ttgtatttct gtgggatcag 103321 tgctgatatc ccttttattg ttttttattg tgtctatttg attcttctct cttttcttct 103381 ttattaatct ggctagcagt ctatctattt tgttaatctt ttaaaaaaac cagctcctgg 103441 atttgttgat tttttgaagg gtttttcacc tctctgtctc cttcagttct gctctgatct 103501 tagttatttc ttgtcttttg ctagcatttg aatttgtttg ctcttgcttc cctagttctt 103561 ttaattgtga tattagggtg tcgattttag atctttcccg ctttctcctg tgggcgttta 103621 gtgctataaa tttccttcta aacactgctt tagctgtgtc ccagagattc tggtacattg 103681 tgtctttgtt ctcattggtt tcaaataact ttatttctgc cttaatttca ttatttaccc 103741 agtagtcatt caggagtagg ttgttcagtt tccatgtagt tgtgtggttt tgagtgagtt 103801 tcttaattct gagctctaat ttgattgcac tgttgtctga gagactgttt gttatgattt 103861 ctgttctttt gcatttgctg aggagtgttt tacttcaaat tatgtggtca attttagaat 103921 aagtgcgatg tggtgctgag aagaatgtat attctgttga tgtggggtgg agagttctgt 103981 agatgtctat taggcccgct tggtccagag ctgagttcaa gtcctggata tccttgttaa 104041 ttttctgtct cactgatctg tctaatattg ccagtgaggt gttaaagtct cccactatta 104101 ttgtgtggga gtctaagtct ctttgtaggt ctctaagaac ttgctttatt tttatttatt 104161 tatttattta tttatttatt tatttattta tttatttatt ttttgagaca gagtctcgct 104221 ctgtcaccca ggctggagtg cagtggcgca atctcggctc acttcaagct ccatctcctg 104281 ggttcacgcc attctcctgc ctcagcctcc cgagtagctg ggactacagg tgcctgccac 104341 tatgcctggc taattttttt gtatttttag tagagacggg gtttcaccgt gttagccagg 104401 atggtctcga tctccagacc tcgtgatccg cccgcctcgg cctctcaaag tgcggggatt 104461 acaggcgtga gccaccgcgc ctggccaatt ttttgtattt tttagtagag gcagggtttc 104521 accatgttag ccaggatggt ttcgatcttc tgaccttgtg atctacccgc ctcggcctcc 104581 caaagtgctg ggattagagg catgagccaa cgcgcctgac caagaacttg ctttataaat 104641 ctgggtgctc ctgtattggg tgcatatata tttaggatag ttacctcttc ttgttgcatt 104701 gatcccttta ccattatgta atgcccttct ttgtctcttt tgatctttgt ctcttttggt 104761 ttaaagtctg ttttatcaga gactaggatt gcaacccctg cttttttttt tttttttttt 104821 ttttttttgc tttccatttg cttggtaagt attccttcat ccttttattt ttgagcctat 104881 gtgtgtcttt gcatgtgaga tggctctcct gaatatagcc caccgatggg tcttgactct 104941 atccaatttg ccagtctatg tcttttaatt ggggcattta gcccgtttac atttaaggtt 105001 aatattgtta tgtgtgaatt tgatcctgtc attatgatgc tagctggtta ttttgcccat 105061 tcgttcatgc agtttcatag tgtcaatggt ctttacaatt tggtatgttt ttgcagtggc 105121 tggtactggt ttttcctttg catatttagt gcttccttca ggagctcttg taaggcaggc 105181 ctggtggcga gaaaatctct cagcatttgc ttgtctgtaa aggattttat ttctcctttg 105241 cttataaagc ttagtttggc tggatatgaa attctgggtt gaaaattctt ttctttaaga 105301 atgttgaata ttggccccca ctctcttctg gcttgtaggg tttctgcaga gatccactct 105361 tagtctgatg ggcttcccta tgtgggtaac ccgacctttc tctctggctg cccttaacat 105421 tttttctttg atttcaacct tggtgaatct gatgattatg tgtcttgggg ttgctcttct 105481 caagaagtat ctttgtgctg ttctctgtat ttcctgaatt tgaatcttgg cctgtcttgc 105541 taggttgggg aagttctact ggataatatc ctgaagggtg ttatccaact tggttccatt 105601 ctccccgtca ctttcaggta caccagtcaa atgtaggttt ggtcttttca catagtccca 105661 tatttcttgg aggctttgtt cgttcctttt tattctaatc ttgttttcat gctttatttc 105721 attaagttga tcttcagtct ctgatatcct ttcttccgct tgatcgattt ggctattgat 105781 acttgtgtat acttcatgaa gttctcgtgc tgtgtttttc agctctatct ggtcgtttat 105841 gttcttctct aaattagtta ttctagttag caatttctct aacctttttt caaggctctt 105901 agtttccttg cattgggtaa gaacatgctc ctttagctcg aaggagtttg ttattaccca 105961 ccttctgaag cctacttctg acagttcgtc aaactcattc tcggtccagt tttatttcct 106021 tgctggcaag gagttgtgat cctttggagg agaagatgca ttctgggttt tgcaattttc 106081 agcctttttg tgctggattt tcctcatctt tgtggattta tctccctttg gtctttgatg 106141 ttggtgacct tcagatgggg tttctgtgtg gatgtccttt ttgttgatgt tgatactact 106201 cctttctgtt tgttagtttt ccttctaaca gtcaggcccc tctgctgcag gtctgctgga 106261 gtttgttgga gttccactcc agaccctgtt tgcctgggta tcaccagcag aggctgcaga 106321 acagcaaaga ttgctgcctt ttccttcctc tgggaagctt cgtcccagag gggcacctgc 106381 cagatgccag ccggagctct tgtatatgag gtatgtgtca gcccctgctt gaaggtgtct 106441 cccagtcagg aggcatgggg gtcagggacc cacttgagga ggcagtctat cccttagcag 106501 agcttgagcg ctgtgctggg agatccgctg ctctcttgag agccagcagg caggaacatt 106561 taagtctgct gaagctgtgc ccacagccgc cccttccccc aggtgctctg tcccagaaag 106621 atgggagttt tatctataag cccctgcctg gggctgctgc ctttctttca gagatgccct 106681 tcccagagag gtggaatcta gagaggcagt ctggctacag cgggtttgcc aagcggccgt 106741 gggctctgcc cagtttgaac ttcccggagg ctttgttcat aatgtgaggg gaaaactgcc 106801 tactcaagcc tcagtaatga caaacgcccc tccccccacc aagcttgagc atcccaggtc 106861 aacttcagac tgctgtgctg gcagtgagaa tttcaagtca gtggatctta gtttgctggg 106921 ctccgtggtg gtgggacctg ctcagctaga ccacatggct ccctggcttt agcccccttt 106981 ccagtggagt gaacggttct gtcttgctgg cattccaggc accactgggg tatgaaaaac 107041 aactcctgca gcaagctcca tatctgccca aacggttgcc cagttttgtg tttgaaacct 107101 agggccctgg tggcataggc acaggaggga atctcctggt ctgtgggttg agaagaccat 107161 gggaaaagca tagtatctgg gcctggatgc accgttcctc acagcacagt tcctcataac 107221 ttcccttggc taggggaagg agttccccga cccctactgc ttccccggta aggcagtgcc 107281 ccactctact tcggcttgcc ttccatgggc tgcacccact gtctaatgag tcccagtgag 107341 atgagccggg tacctcagct ggaaatgcag aaatcaccca ccttctgcct tgatctcact 107401 gggagctgca gaccagaggt attactattt ggccatcttg ctattgctgc tgtttttttt 107461 tttttttttt tttttttttt tttaagacag agtctcactc tgtcacccag gcgggagtgc 107521 agtggtacaa cttcagctca ctgcaccctc tgactcccag gctcaagcga tcatcccatc 107581 tcagcctctt gagtagctgg aactataggc acaagccacc gtggcccgat taattttgtt 107641 tttttgatat aagttttgta gagatgaggt ctcactatgt tgcccaggat gggattctct 107701 ggctcttaat aaataattgc tttttaaatc tttcacaaag gaaaccttga gtgagtgaat 107761 aatcaaaagg tgatagattg tttagtttct attttctgtg gcatgaaggt cagtgatgct 107821 caggatgggt gtgagtaaga tgcttgtgct aagcatgctc cctgccccac agtcagtctg 107881 catgagccac tgtttctaat aagactgtgg atagagtgat ataatcacct ctaaccatat 107941 caaatgttac acgtaagttt cagattttga gacatgagtt gataagattt gaagttcaaa 108001 gaccatgact ttagtacttc ctgagtaatc aactgaaata tgttttacat atgtgttttc 108061 caaattgctg accattcatt ataagtgctt ctgaatttaa aggaggtact tgatgtatag 108121 gtaagaaatt acctttaaat tctggaggtc taccctcaaa gtgtatacag aggtttaatt 108181 ggatgtaaga cacaggatca cctttagggt tctgtttttt tgtctattta ataaaaccca 108241 aactgtagta tgctttacat gcctttagaa tcatataaat aaactgctgt taagtaatgt 108301 tcccagttgt tatgtttctg ttacaggtga aaagcaatca cggagttaaa agaagacaag 108361 ctgaaatgat gcaggctgct cctatgttgg aaatttgttc attaaaattc tcccaataaa 108421 gctttacagc cttctgcaaa gtagtcttgc gcatcttttg tgaattttat ttctagcttt 108481 ctgatgctgt gaaatatgta tcattctttg aaattttata ttctaactgt ttcagctggt 108541 atgcagagac atcattcctt tttttttttt ctttttttct ctttccagac agagtctcac 108601 tctgttgctt aggctagagt gcagtggtgt gatctctgct cactgcaacc cccgcctcct 108661 ggatgcaagc aatttctgcc tcagcctccc gagtagctgg gattacagga gcccaccacc 108721 tacccagcca gattttgtat ttttagtaga gacggggttt cgccatcttg gccggggtgc 108781 tcttgaactc ctgacctcgt gatccaccca cctcggcctc ccaaagtgtt gggattacag 108841 gcgtgagcca ccgcgcccgg gcgagacata attcttatat attgattttc tatccagcag 108901 ccttgtgaaa tatgcttatg aattctaaaa gtttacttct agatggtttt cagtcttcaa 108961 catacagaat cataccatcc ttgaataaga acaattttgt ttctgccatt ttttttttct 109021 ttttcctttt gtattttttg tagagacggg gttttgccat gtttcccggg ctgttcttga 109081 acttttgagt gcaagtgatg cacccgcctc acctcccaca gtgctgagat tactgacgtg 109141 ggccaccgtg ccgggcctgt tgttgccatt gtaaagagtt ttatttcctt ttctgatttt 109201 atggcattgt gcagacccac ctgttaaaat ggtgacagtc aatatccttg tcttatccct 109261 gatgagaaac cgaaaaattt caacatttca ccatcctatt tactgtcctt tttttgtaga 109321 tggactttat cagagtaagt cattccattc tgttccaaat ttgctgagag tattcatttg 109381 aatatatgtt gagtttcatc agtgcatcta ttttgtttat aacagcattt ttttcccatt 109441 catctgttaa tgtagtgaat tagattgata actttgtaca tttttatctt ctatttttaa 109501 aaatcgagac agggtctcat tctatcaccc aggctggagt gcagtggtgt tatcagagct 109561 cactgcatcc ttgaccttct tggctcaagt gatcctccca cctcaggctt ctaagtagct 109621 gtgactatag gtacatgtaa ccattcccag ctaatttttc ttcttctttt tttttttttt 109681 tgtagtgatg agattttctc atgttgctta ggctggtctc gaacacctga gctcaggcaa 109741 tctgcccagc tcagcctcca aaaatactag tactacaggc atgagtcttg gcctggccag 109801 tttttcttat acaagggtct tctctatgta aagactaaac ttatctgtat ctttgtgagg 109861 gtgtgctaag ggcatgatga aatttatcat tctattgatt taaagaaaac tatccttgac 109921 tttccagtgt gtaagtccat gaaagcataa ttatgttgaa agcatatatt gttatgggtg 109981 ttgagaaccc tgcactttct gctgctgtgg gagcatgtcc ttggaggtac ctttcgtctg 110041 ttttctcaac tccaaacatc ttaggaccat gggttgtgac tggtaaggaa tgtgtcttgc 110101 gagtttcaag atggagttga ttttcacatg gtgtcactct ggctctcctg tttctctaat 110161 actggcactt ctctttctgt gattctgatg ctacaaatga tagatatcgt tttagtattt 110221 tcttatgggt cctagagatt gtattcattt ttctttcagt ctctttctct gacttgttca 110281 catttaacaa tttctttttg gggtaggttg ctatttctgt tttcgcaggt ggtttacctg 110341 tcttctcagg cagtcaccgt ggtccttgtc cccatggtgg ggccggggca agagagggcc 110401 ctggagggga ggggggttta gttgaagatg gagtgagttt tgaggggagc actacttgag 110461 tcccagaggc ataggaaaca gcagagggag gtcagattcc attatcctca gtggggatgg 110521 gaatcgaggg ttgggggcgt ggggctggga acggcagcct tccccaaccc gcagctgtac 110581 atgctccttg gctcccgcct cagtgcgcat gtccactggg cgtcttctgc tcagccgctt 110641 tacccacgtg gagaacgcca gggagctgtg agggtgtgtg gtctcgttcc tgtcgtctgg 110701 aatatttttc ctctactgag attcatctgg taggtctgca ggccagtcct cccggggtct 110761 gaagtgtgag tgagggtgaa gagcaggcag tgtgcttcgg gtgagtccgt tgggtcctgc 110821 ttcgtggtct gtggcctctg agggagaagg gcctcgaggc ttctgaaagg gaaggggctc 110881 ctggcctctg aaagagaagg gccttgaggt cgtcctcctt ctctcaaagg ctgtgaggcc 110941 accatctgct ttgtggtcgt gaaggggcca ggacaaggag gaaggtgggc catggagggg 111001 aggcggtcag gggctcaggt gaagaagggg cgattgctgg gtgtgctgtc agagggatgg 111061 aagtccggag gtgccaggaa tacccgatac aggggagatc cctgaatgag gtcccggaca 111121 ggtgcgagga gggcgataaa gaagggacct ggcacctggg aagactgcgg gctggtgagt 111181 gcccctgagc tttgtggagt ggggagcccc gagtgagaag catcgcaaga tctcacctcc 111241 gccatggaag gtctggcaac agtgggaagg actgggagag gctgtgcggt ccaatcaaac 111301 ttgatttgag agaagtgaat ggctctagta agtgggagtg tgcccaaagt agcaatcacg 111361 agaattatga ttcactaatg ttttcatgtg gagtccactt gtgaaactaa acctcatcag 111421 aaatgacctc tgccagtggg gcgccatggc ctgcgcctgt agtcccagtt actcgggacg 111481 ctgaggtggg aggatccctt gagcaggagg tcgatgctgc agtgagctgt gatcacgccg 111541 ctgcactctg ccagagcaac acagggagac tgcgggacca aaagaaattt agaaaaaaaa 111601 tgtcctctgc gttttgtcac acgccttaag atgattgctc tgccagcttg gccagcataa 111661 gtggctttgt aggcactcag aaaaggtaca cacatatgct taactctggg acttattttg 111721 aaagtatttt caaaattaaa acgacaagtt aacatttatc catggaggtg atggaatata 111781 gcagcccttt cgagggcatg ctcccaatca cggttgtctg ttttcagtgt gaaatatgag 111841 ttggcgagga agatcgacct atcggtctag accaagactc tatgtagagc cccctgaaat 111901 gattgggcct atgctggtga gtgcttaaac gttaattcgt tgttttctat tagcagaaat 111961 taatttttgt gacagtattg ttgcattagt atggaaatgc tgataaaggt ctttcctgct 112021 cataaaaaat gatgatggcg tctcatgaag gaaacattga ttctggagaa ttttttttcc 112081 tctagtgttc ttcagctttt gcccatgact tctttctcag gctttgtttg ttaatgacag 112141 attgtacaca tgtattccaa cactgagtat aatagcctcc aaagtcctcg tgcgtcactt 112201 ttctcatagt aaccttcctg tgggtcgagt aaccttattg ggcatagagc atagagttgg 112261 agaaatgtct ttaggcttag ttaggaccag aaatagctat gtattctgtg tatatatgta 112321 aaattttgta tcaataacga aacttatttt ttatttgcac acccacacgt attccccagc 112381 ccgagcagtt cagtgatgaa gtggaaccag caacacctga agaaggggaa ccagcaactc 112441 aacgtcagga tcctgcagct gctcaggagg gagaggatga gggagcatct gcaggtcaag 112501 gtgagggaaa gggaagaaga acgtctgctg gtgtgtgcgt gtgtgtgtgt tcgtgtgtgt 112561 gtgtgtgcac gtgtgtgtgt gtgtgtgtta ggcattgtca cataggagga agaggaggaa 112621 agaaaacaat ggaaagaatg cctgaaattg actggaaaag cgaggaggct atgtagtttg 112681 cagcttagct taggcaaatc cctcactatg ataaaagttc tcatctttat gaatgagaaa 112741 atggaggcgc tgggattgtg ttttatccaa gagcccttga ctggtgaata caaaatttgt 112801 attttgttcc aaggtttgtg tcttcctacc atctatgttg ctgtaaaaac ggaaatgatt 112861 ttgctgaaaa tgcttaaaac tcaaaggctt tactgtaagg tagcttagta ctgacccaag 112921 aatagaccca gttcagagga gcaggagcag ctccaaaaac cgagtcactg aatgtcagcc 112981 actgtttcct ttgattgatg tttttatatg gtacatttga taaaagctgg ataaatgagg 113041 atactgccat acaggtagct ggtttagtta ttttctaagt ggcttttagg aggtgattaa 113101 atccttttat ggttagaaaa agcaaaaaag gaattatcct gagattaaca ttgagataga 113161 aataatttct cctagataaa atattttcaa acaaaacatt tatgtaactg aggtcatgga 113221 ttattccagg gatgcactgt taaaaatttc tagaatctga ctgacaacaa tgcccattaa 113281 ttgctgtcct cccactccct tattctcagt gtgggacagt atattttctg tgattcacaa 113341 acaatgttat atttggtgct ttgttcttca cggggttcat ttatggaata ttacatttag 113401 gacctttgga cctaaatata actttatttg aacaaaatga agtttctatt tacctcaata 113461 agtaatgggt gtcatgactg taagattttc catagtcctc aaatccattc agctaatcga 113521 tccttcagaa attgacattg taattgtaac cgaaatccta tccatgtggt agacttgaga 113581 tttcttagct gatgcacact gctctcggta ctctatggct gaatataagc attatacatg 113641 tcctgtggtt tatccttaga ttgtcattta 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gttgcccagg ttggagtgca gtagtgcaat cttggctcac tgcaacctac 114541 acctcccagg ttgaagggat tctcttgcct cagcctccca tgtagctagg actacagggc 114601 ctggccaccg tgcctgagta atgtttcctt ttttttgttt gtttgtattt ttagtagaga 114661 tagggttcgc cctgttgtcc aggctggtct tgaacttctg acctcacctg atctgcccac 114721 cttggcatcc caaaatgttt ggattacagt tgtgatggaa caggaattaa aagaaattaa 114781 agaatgtgta agcaaaaact cagttgtatg taagaaaacc caatttcccc tgaggaagag 114841 aaagagctgg agtcctttaa aattaactgc ctgtttttcc ttctgtggct agtgagtctt 114901 atctctccct ttccgaggca ttgtgaagac cctgtttctc tagttgtgca gctgcaaggt 114961 cactagacag ataatctcaa gtggtaaaac atgttgttcc ttgaaaagta agaaataatg 115021 taatgcatgt ttcaattgag taactgtatt tgtttcccac ttctgtaata tgcttcccct 115081 gcacagatct ccccctgccc cacgaaatgc ttaaaagata gcttgactct ttgtttgggg 115141 ctcagtcctt tggatgttaa tctgactagg tcggtgcatc taaataatta aataattcct 115201 cctcaacccc tcggtctctc tgattcctta attatcctgc agcatttctg gtgacccgga 115261 cagggattgg agatggcaga tttactgtct cctttgtctg tgggactaga gccccacggc 115321 caggggagac ctggtatcca aggcgtgccg taggggagct tcacctggat ggagactggc 115381 tctcccggca tcccagtggc ctagctggct gcacaacgga actggagacg gggctgcagc 115441 atgataccag cacttcaggt accacagtaa ggagaaaggg cccaaggcag gaaagcccat 115501 cccataggga tgaaggggag cttgatcacc tcccggggac cgaccactaa tccaacccag 115561 agtggctggg gggcagcagg agtggcctgc caatttggat gaacctcatg tccccctaat 115621 aaagtgaaag tggctcagtg gtggagaaaa tgggccaata gagtggcaag tgcagcaagg 115681 aagagcttgc tggcagggtg caagagtggc ttgccagccc aactgggagt gtgtgggtgt 115741 gtgtgtggac ctacccagga catgagagag gctcgtttcg tctgatgagg agtcctgggg 115801 taggagtggt gtgtaggtgt gtgaatgtgg gagcctaact aggctcaccc aggacacggg 115861 agaggcccgt tttgtccgat gaggagtcct ggggcagggg acatgtgtga aagtgtgtga 115921 aagagacggt ctcgggagag gccaatgcgg ggagtgacgt ggggaagcac agatccctta 115981 gcgtgggctg tgtgctctga ggcaagtgcg ggggaaatca gacctaggac gttgtgtaca 116041 gctgatagga ccagctccat ggccacagca ggctgtgaga ggggaaggca cgttcctggc 116101 taagcagcct ctgaaactcc cataatagga 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cgagaaacac ttctgcaaaa gctaaaggat agtaaaagaa aaagacaacc 117001 aatataaaaa atctcagagg tgctccaggg tgcagataaa agcaccagcc agttttaaga 117061 aagactttgt gaggcatttt gggtgtacac tccgtttaac cccaaggctg ctgaaaatca 117121 gtgcatggtg aatacaacat ttgtaagtca gggccaagga gatattaggc ataaattgca 117181 gaagttagaa gctccgtagg tgtgaatgct actcagctta ttaaagtggc taccaaggtg 117241 tacattaact gagatcagga ggcaaagaag aaagctgatc ggaggcttaa gaaaggctaa 117301 tttactagca gcagccctta caggaagaga agctggctct ttgcaaggag acatggacgc 117361 gggtgtgaac gcagtcatgg aaaaggctag tctggacagg agtttgaaag ccggccgagg 117421 ctagagagag attaatgtgc acggtgcaaa aggaaaggac actagaagga taaatgtcaa 117481 aagagtaagg agaatggtca atggcctaac acccaagagc ggcgttcggt tgctagttgt 117541 ggtgcttccg aggcagatcc tgatctgatc ggcttagcgg ggggccgaga atttagcaga 117601 ctgagacaga ccgggctcca tccttttagg ccccggggag cctatggtct ctatggaagt 117661 agggggccga tcaatggatt tttttggtcg atattggtgc tgatttctct gtggtaaccc 117721 acccgattag ccccccccca caaagaactg tgctactatc gtagggggta caggggccaa 117781 agaaaagaga cccttttgca aatccaggag atgtattatt aggggacaag aagtgcagca 117841 tgagtttcta tatatgccaa attgtcgagt gcccttgtta ggaagagact tactccagaa 117901 actgcaggca caaatttcct ttacacctaa agggaatatg acactggagt ttggaaagtc 117961 taaggcaatg gtattgactc taactgtcac aaaggctgag gaatggcggc tctgtgaact 118021 gtgtgccaga aggctaccgg agccagacct acacaataag tggggaatgc ttttcaagga 118081 accaggtgta taggctgagg acaacccccc tggacttgct gcaaacagac ccctggtggt 118141 agtagagctt aaccctcatg ctgccctggt acgagtccgt caatatccct acccagagag 118201 gcaattgatg gcataacaaa acatttaaat cggctgtatg aacataggat tatagtgaaa 118261 tgcaagtcct tctggaatac tcctctgctg cctgtgcgca agccaaatgg tgaatacagg 118321 ccagtttaca aagtgtccag ggacaaggca aaagtctgtt ttcgggaggt tggatatcta 118381 ggattcatgg tatcccaagg ccagcgcagg cttggaagtg catgcaagga ggctgtatgt 118441 gcattgccca ccccagtttc aaggcagcag gtcaagaaat ttctgggtgc agtgggattc 118501 tgccgaatct ggattccaaa cttctccctt acagcaaggc ccttatatga ggctaccaaa 118561 ggaaaagaaa gagagcccct cgtataggaa aaggaacagc aaaaggcctt caaagatata 118621 aaggaagctc tcatccaagc cctggcgcta gggttgccag atgtaaaaag cccttctttt 118681 gatatgtgga tgaacggaag ggaatggcag ctggagtctt cactcagttg ttgggctctt 118741 gacattggcc ggtagcatac ttatccaagc gactggactt ggtggcctta ggttggcccc 118801 actgcctcag ggcgctggca gctatggcaa tccttataga agatgccaac aagctagccc 118861 taggtcagaa gacaatagtc tgggtgccac acgctatagt caccttaatg gagcaaagag 118921 gacatcgttg gctgtccaac tctagaatgc taaagtatca agggcttctg tgtgaaaatc 118981 cccagataac actggaaact ataaatacgg cctgtggagg accctgattg gaatgatggt 119041 gggttgcctc actgctggca ggaccttccc cactgttgca taaatacggt gaacgagccg 119101 ggaagatctc agagatacca ccttggagag cccagatgtt gaatacttca ctgatggtag 119161 cagtttcata acagatgagg tgtgatatgc agggtatgca gtagtgaccc aatactcggt 119221 ggttgaggct caagccttac cttctgggac ttctgcttag aaggctgaat taatagcatt 119281 aaccagagca ctgttattgg ccaaggggaa gaaagtaaac atatgtaatg attcaagata 119341 tgcttttgca accctgcatg cccatggggc aatacacaaa gagagaggac tattggctac 119401 tgaaggaaaa gaaataaaaa ataaagagga aattttgcaa ttattagaag ccatatgggc 119461 tccagagaag gtggctgtta ttcattgcaa aggacaccaa atcgggaaga gctatgaggt 119521 gcccagcaac agaaaggcag accaagaggc taggcaggca gcaatgagaa aggctttacc 119581 tgaagaaaga actctagcaa tgcctctcct tatagagccc cctttattgg aggtaaccaa 119641 ttactcttca agggaaaaag cttggtttgg tcaggaaaca ggaaaatata ttaaaaatgg 119701 atggtggctg ttctctgacg ggaggctagc tgtcccagaa acaaaagccc caaggtttgt 119761 gaagcagatc catcaaggaa cacacattgg aaggacgact agaaactttg ataggtcggc 119821 atttctatgt gccacggctc tctgccatcg cccatgctgt ttttgaacaa tgtctatcct 119881 gtgcccggaa taatccaaaa caaggaccta ctcgacttcc cggaattcag gaagcaggaa 119941 ctgttccttg tgagaacctg cttgtagagt tcactgagtt acctctagca ggaggttact 120001 ggtatatgct agtgtttgtt tacaccttct ctgggtaggc tgaggccttc cccaccagaa 120061 ctgaaagggc acgagaggtg acaaaggtgc tactaaaaga catcatacca agatttgggt 120121 tgcctttaac cctaggatca gacagtggtc ctgcatttgt ggcagaagta gtacaaaagc 120181 tgactcaact tttaaagatc aaatggaaac tgcacacagc ctactcacca cagagttcag 120241 ggaaggtgga acggatgaac cggacactca aacagctact aaaaaagttt agccaggaaa 120301 ctcacttacg atgggatcag gtcttgccca tggtcctcct ccaggtcagg tgtacaccta 120361 caaaacaaac tgggtactca ccctatgaaa tattgttcgg aaggccaccc ccaattatta 120421 atcaaattag aggggattta aaggagttag gagagttaac ccttaggaga cagatgcagg 120481 ctttaggagt gggaatgtag gaggtgcata gctgggtaag ggaaaggata cctgtaagtc 120541 taacagaccc agtgcatcca cataagccag aggactctgt ctgggttaaa aggtggaatc 120601 caacaacctt ggggccctta tgggatgggc cccatattgt gatcatgtct acttccactg 120661 ctgttaaagt tgcaggtgtc acaccttgga ttcaccatag ccgcctgaaa ccagtggcag 120721 cagtgactcc cgacgatgac cagtggatta gccaacaaga cccagattgt cccacccgaa 120781 tgctcctacg gcaaaaccca accaccggta agaaggacga ctgccctgct ctgaccacac 120841 cagaggctgg tcagtctaca tatggctgaa gcttgaggat cctacaagct ctgctctagt 120901 cacatcctgg aagctgacta gtctatgcat ggccgaagct aagaggacca tctccggata 120961 attaaatgta aatacaattt ataagcctag ttataattct gtcaatactg attgttctgt 121021 tgttattact gcaaatgctg caaatgtcta tgctcagaag aaggtttgcc atgcccatgt 121081 gtagtgtaaa catgtttcta ttacgtacac tgatgttgtt accatttctg cctatactaa 121141 aaggggagaa atcttgagaa ggatgcccac attgtgtaca cactacctgg gtaaaaaata 121201 ccatagttaa aattctactg taccatacct actataaatg tacaggaatc aagttaagaa 121261 cctacacata caaccagaaa cagtctgcaa tggtttaaca caagagaggc ttagcaggac 121321 cagccctaaa catctgtatg gagaaccaca aatcagatgc cctgactgta acattcagtg 121381 gtctacacta acacagctct aacacttata ttcaggaagg actgctctgc taaggagtat 121441 gtcaaccaaa ccaaattgta agacaaggac atgcaatcct ttaaatttta ctatcttaaa 121501 gccagagcta cctttctcgt ctacaggaca gacagcacta ttacaggtaa acagacaagg 121561 agcaggcctt ggagttccac tactaattgt caaaaagact agaaggactc aaatgcgtcc 121621 aaccccgcaa tttcgggtcc gtaagtcatt ctataagcat tttgttcagt cagtgcctga 121681 gcttccccca tcaaccaaaa acttatttgc ccaatcagct gcaaacatag ctggcagctt 121741 atgaatttcc tcatgctatg tatgtggagg aaataatatg ggggaccagt ggccatggga 121801 ggcaaaggaa ttaatgccac aagataactt cactttgcct aaccctgcca gtgaaccaac 121861 agcctcagcc agtgtttggt tgttaaaaac ctccataatt gaaaaatact gtattgcccg 121921 ttggggaaag gctttcacag agagagtagg agaaacaacc tgcctagggc aacagtatta 121981 tgataagact aaaaacaaaa ctctatggag aaatgcccag aatgactcct acttaccaga 122041 tccaaaccct ttctctcggt tctctactct aagccactct tggcatctct agaggctcca 122101 aatgcttgga aagcaccctc tggcctatat tggatctgtg gcacataggc atattggcaa 122161 ctgctggcta aatggacagg ggcgtgtgtg ttaggaacaa tcaagccatc cttctttcta 122221 attcctctaa agcaaaggga actcttaggg tatccagttt atgaggaaaa taaaagaaga 122281 actagaagaa gcatattcac aaaaatagac acaaatgtca aaaaggatgt agacatagga 122341 gactggaagg ataatgaatg gcctcatgaa acaatcacta aatattatgg gccaactacc 122401 tgggcacagg atgggtcatg gggatatcac accacaatct atatgctcaa ctgcgtcata 122461 aggttgcagg cagtccttga aattataacc aatgaagcat caagggcact agatttattg 122521 gcaatacaag caacacaaat gagaaatgct atacatcaaa atagattggc tttagattac 122581 ctcttagcct cagaaggagg agtatgtgga aaatttaatt taaccaactg ttgcctagaa 122641 atcgatgata atggctgagc tgtcatggaa atcacagcta gaatgcgcaa gttggcccat 122701 gttccagttc agacttggtc cggatggtcc ttggatttgt tgtttggagg atagttctca 122761 acctttggag gattcaaaac tctcattggt gggtttttgt ttaatcttgg catctgcctc 122821 atcctccctt ttattttacc cctgattatt aggagtattc agtcaactat aaaggcaata 122881 gtaacccgac acactacctc acagttgatg gcattaacca aacatcagct gctgccagta 122941 gaagaagaag cccagctcca cgaagaggtg gcaaataatg gtgcttgcta tgaacacctt 123001 tgttatgaaa agcaccaaag gggggaaatg aaacaggaat tagaagaaat taaagaatgt 123061 gtaagcaaaa actcagttgt ttgtaagaaa acccaactcc ccctgaggaa gagaaagagc 123121 tggagtcctt taaaattaac tgcctgtttt tccttctgtg gctagtgagc cttatctccc 123181 cctttcccag gcattgtgaa gactgtttct ctagctgtgc agcagtaagg tcactagaca 123241 gataatctca agtcgcaaaa catgttgttc cttgaaaagt aagaaatgat gtaatgcatg 123301 ttttaattga ataactgcct ttgtttcttg cttctgtaat acgcttcccc tgcacagatc 123361 tcacctgccc cacgaaatgc ttaaaaggta gcttcactct ttgtttgggg ctcagtcctt 123421 tggatgtaat ccaactgggt cggtgcacct aaataattaa ataattcctc ctcaacccct 123481 tggtctctct gattccttaa ttatcccgca gaagtgagac cccacgccca acgcagataa 123541 ttttattgat agaattcctt tttctgatcc ggagtcaagt tcaggatcac atcttgcatg 123601 tgcttttcag gtgtttttag tttcctttaa tctggaatgt ttccttaatt tgtctttgtc 123661 attcatgata cagacatttt tgaagaggat agaccagttg gtttccagaa tgttctgcag 123721 tttgggcttt ttcatgtctt ttttaaagac cttttttaaa ctcagcattt attgctggct 123781 agtcatgcca tataacagtc taagtgctag gagtgtaagt gctgtgagag acaggatttc 123841 agccttgaat catttaatat gagaaggaca atcagaggta gaataacaaa gtgcaaagga 123901 ggcagcagag ttgtctgagg gcagtctctg gaaaggaaga gggtaatatt tggaacacct 123961 tgttttcctg ttttctgcta acagactcct gaaataatgt tcatgggatt cttatcaaca 124021 tatttattat tatactagct aaagctttta tataataaca ccgagagcat gaatattatt 124081 ttcttattca tatttcatgt tttactgctt aaattgatat gtatttttta tttttaatgg 124141 ccgaagcctg aagctgatag ccaggaacag gttcacccaa agactgggtg tgagtgtgga 124201 gatggtcctg atggccagga gatgggcctg ccaaatccag aggaggtgaa aaggcctgaa 124261 gaaggtaggg aatccattag gcatgcacat tgtagggtgt ctgtttccac agtatcgtat 124321 cataattatt attacatttt tgagatggag tcttgctctg tccaccaggc tggagtgcag 124381 tggtggcatc tcggctcatt ggaaattccg ccttctgggt tcaagtgatt ctcctgtatg 124441 agcctctcgc ggagctgggc ttatggacat acaccaatgt gcccagctaa tttttgtatt 124501 tttagtagag acagggtttc attatgttgc acaggttgtt cccgaactcc tgacctcagg 124561 tgatccactt aacttaacct ttgaaattgc caggattaca tgcgagagcc accatacgcg 124621 accaaggcat tatattttta ataacacagg taacaatact gcctctttag taagagagtt 124681 cttatatgaa ggttatttga aacgtagttc aggccccagc acccgactga tagactgtca 124741 gatagggaaa caaactgagt caaagctatg ttgaattaaa agttttgagt ataaatcctt 124801 aaaccagtag ctcacaattt tcagatgctt ttgtaaaggt ctgcttttaa tcaatacata 124861 acacgtttgt aacacccatc acttggtgtg aaaaatgctg aagcactcat gcgggttcta 124921 ataccagctc ttacagcctt ggcgagattc tgagtgagtc ctttcccttc taaacctatc 124981 tttggttctt atgaaaatag tgagtttaag tcagagattt taaaaccatt ttgcattccg 125041 tttctttcat actctgatcc tgttgcatag aatgcgtggg acacagagat catctgcttc 125101 gcatggtttg ttaatcacaa atcatgaaac cctggcccga gtcatctgaa aatctctgaa 125161 ttgagatttc attgtcagta agacagtgag cgggccctct gcttcatcct agtttttccg 125221 tgtggagagc tgaatacgta gtgtaagatc ttgtgaaatt gtgaattctc cctcttcttg 125281 gtttgtttgt ttgtttggga cagagtctca gtgtgtcacc caggctggag tgcagtgatg 125341 caatttcagc tcactgcaac ttctggctcc caggctaaag ccgtcctccc acctcagcct 125401 cccgagtggc tggaactaca tgcacaagcc accgtgcctg actacatttt tttgttttca 125461 tttttgtaga gatgaggtct cactgtgttg cccaggcagg gtttctctgg cttttaatga 125521 acaattgctt cttttttttc cttttattta tttattatac tttaagtttt agggtacatg 125581 tgcacgttgt gcaggttagt tacatacgta tacatgtgcc atgctggtgc gctgcaccca 125641 ctatctcatc atctagcatt aggtacatct cccagtgcta tccctccccc ctccccccac 125701 ccgacaacag tccccagggt gtgatattcc ccttcctctg tccatgtgat ctcattgttc 125761 agttcccacc tatgagtgag aatatgcggt gtttggtttt ttgttcttgc gatagtttac 125821 tgagaatgat gatttccagt ttcatccatg tccctacaaa ggacatgaac tcatcatttt 125881 ttagggctgc atagtattcc atggtgtata tgtgtcacat tttcttaatc cagtctatcg 125941 ttgttggaca tttgggttgg ttccaagtct ttgctatcgt gaataatgcc gcaataaaca 126001 tacgtgtgca tgtgtcttta tagcagcatg atttatagtc ctttgggtat atacccagta 126061 atgggatggc tgggtcaaat ggtacaattg cttcttaaat ctttccccac ggaaaccttg 126121 agtgactgaa ataaatatca aatggcgaga gaccgtttag ttcctatcat ctgtggcatg 126181 taggtcagtg atgctcagca tgggtgtgag taagatgcct gtgctatgca tgctccctgc 126241 cccactgtca gtcttcatga gccactattt ctaataagac ggtagacaca catacgatat 126301 aatcatctct aatcatatca aatgttacat gtaagtttca gctttagaga catgaattga 126361 taagatttaa agttgaaaga ccatgactct agtacttcct gagtaatcaa ctgaagtatg 126421 ctttacacat gtgttttcca aattgctgac tgttaattgt aagtgcttgt gacttgaaag 126481 gaagcacttg atgttcaggg gggaaattcc ttttaaattc tgcaggtcta cgctcaaagt 126541 ttatgcagag gttcaattgc gtgtaagaca cgggatcacc catagggttc tgtttttagt 126601 ccatttaata aaacccaaac tgtagtgtgc tttgtatgcc tttagggtca tctgaataat 126661 ctgttgctaa gtcatgttcc caatcgttgt gtttctgtta caggtgaaaa gcaatcacag 126721 tgttaaaaga agacacgttg aaatgatgca ggctgctcct atgttggaaa tttgttcatt 126781 aaaattctcc caataaagct ttacagcctt ctgcaaagaa gtcttgcgca tcttttgtga 126841 agtttatttc tagctttttg atgctgtgaa atatgtatca ttctttgaaa tcgtgtattg 126901 taactctctg agctggtatg tagagacatc gttctttttt ttttctttct ttctttgtcc 126961 tcttttgaga cggagtcttg ctctgtcgcc caggctggag tgcagtggcg cgatctctgc 127021 tcactgcaac cccgcctccc ggattcaagc aattgtctgc ctcagcctcc cgagtagctg 127081 ggattatagg cacccaccag cacgcctggc taagttttgt gtttttacta gagatgggct 127141 ttcgccatct tggccggggt gctcttgaac tcctgacctc gtgattcacc tgccttggcc 127201 tcccaaagtg ctgggattac aggcatgagc ctccgcgccc ggtggagaca taattcttac 127261 atattggttt tctatccagt ggccttgtga aatatgcttg tgaattctaa agtttacttc 127321 taggtcgttt tcagtcttca atatacagaa acatatcatc ctggaataag agcagttttg 127381 tttccgccat ttttttttct tttccctttt gtattttttt gtagagacgg ggttttgcca 127441 tgtttcccgg gctgttgttg aacttttgag tgcaagtgat gcacccacgt catctcccac 127501 agtgctggga ttactggcgt gggccaccgt ggcgggcccg tcgttgccat tgtaaagagt 127561 tttatttcct tttctgattt tatggcattg cgcagaccca cccgttacaa tggtgacagt 127621 ggacatcctt gtcttatccc tgatgagaaa ccgaaaaatt tcaacatttc accatcctat 127681 tcactctcct ttttttgtag atggacttta tcagagtgag tcattccatt ctgttccaaa 127741 tttgctgaga gtattcattt gaatatatgt tgattttcat caaacagtgc atctatttcg 127801 attaccacag cgttttttcc cattcatgtg ttaatatagt gaattcgatt gataaatttg 127861 tacgttttta ggttcgatta ttaaaacttg agacagcgtc tcactctgtc accgaggctg 127921 gagtgcagtg gtgttatcag agctcgctgc agccttgacc tcctgggctc aggcgctcct 127981 cccacctcag cctcctgagt agctgtgagt ataggtacat gccaccatgc ccagctaatt 128041 tttcgatggt tttttgtttg ttttttgtag tgatgagatt ttctgatgtt gcttaggctg 128101 gtctcgaagt cctgagctca ggtgatctgg ccagctcagc ctcccaaaat actaggatta 128161 caggcgtgag ccttggcctg gtctggtttt tcttatatag gggtcttatc tatataaaga 128221 ctaaagttaa tctgtgcctt tgtgcgggtg ggctaagagc atgatgactt ttatcattct 128281 attgatttaa agaaaactat ccttgactta ccagtgtgta aggccatgaa agcataattc 128341 tgttgaaagc atatattgtt aatgggtgtt gggaaccgtg cactttccgc tgctgtggga 128401 gcatgtcctt ggaggtacct ttcatctgtt ttctcaactc caaacatctt aggaccatgg 128461 gttgtgactg gtaggactat gtatcttgct gctttcaaga cggagtatat tttcacgtgg 128521 tttcactctg gctgtcctgt ttccctaata ctgtcacttc accctctgtg attctgatgc 128581 tacaaatgat agatatcgtt ttagcatttt cttacgggtc ctagcgattc tattcatttt 128641 tctttcagtc tctttctctg acttgttcac aatgaacaat ttccttttgg gataggttgc 128701 tatttctgtt ttcgcaggtg gtttacctgt cttcccagcc agtcacagtg gtccttgtcc 128761 ccatggtggg tccggggcaa gagagggccc tgggttgggg gtggggttca gttgaagatg 128821 gggtgagttt tgaggggagc actacttgag tcccagaggc ataggaaaca gcagagggag 128881 gtgggattcc cttatcctca atgaggatgg gcatggaggg tttggggcgt ggcgctggga 128941 acggcagccc tccccagccc acagccgcgc atgctccctg ggctcccgcc tcagtgcgca 129001 tgttcactgg gcgtcttctg cccggcccct tcgcccacgt gaagaacgcc agggagctgt 129061 gaggcagtgc tgtgtggttc ctgccgtccg gactcttttt cctctactga gattcatctg 129121 gtaggtctgc aggccagtca tcccgggggc tgaagtgtga gtgagggtgg agagggcctt 129181 gggtgggtca ggcgggtccc gcttcctggt ctgtggcctc cgagggagaa gggccacgag 129241 gtcgtcctcc ttcccttcac aggctgcgag gccaccggcg gcttcgtggt cgtgaagggg 129301 cctggacggg gaggaaggtg ggccgtggag gggaggcggt caggggctca ggtgaagatg 129361 gggtgagtgc tgttgggggg atggaagtcc cgaggtgccg ggaacccccg acgacacagg 129421 gcagattccc tgaatggggc ctccggcggg ggcgaggcgg gcggtgaaga aggggcctgg 129481 cacctgggaa ggctgcggcc tggtgagcgc cccccccagc ggtgtggagt gcggagcgcc 129541 tgagtgagaa gcactgcaag gtctcacctc cgccatggaa ggtccgaaaa cagtgggaag 129601 gagtgggcga ggcagtgcgg tccaaccaaa cttgttgtga gggggggtga atggctctag 129661 gaagtgggag tgtgcccaaa gcagcaatca cgagaattgt gattcactag ggttttcgtg 129721 gggagtgcac ttgtgaaact aaacctcatc agaaatgacc tctgtctgcg gggcgcagtg 129781 gcgctcgcct acgtagtccc agttactcgg gacactgagg tgggaggatc ccttgagcgg 129841 gaggtcgagg ctgcagtgag ctgtgatcac gccgctgcac tccagcctga gcaacacagc 129901 gagaccgcgt gtccaaaaga aatttagaaa aaaatgtcct ctgccttttg ccacacgcct 129961 taagatgatt gctctgccag cctggccagc agaagtggct ttgtaggcac tcagacagcg 130021 tacacacgta tgcttaactc tgggacttat cttgagagta ttttcaaaag taaaacggca 130081 agtttacatt tatccatgga agtgatcgaa tatagcagcc ctgtggagcg cacgttccca 130141 atcacggttg tctgttttca gtgtgaaata tgagttggcg aggaagatcg acctatcggc 130201 ctagaccaag acgctacgta gagcctcctg aaatgattgg gcctatgcgg gtgagtgctt 130261 aaacgttaat tcgatgtttt ctattagtag aaattaattt ttgtgatagc gttgttgcat 130321 tagtgtggaa atgctgataa aggtctttcc tgctcataaa aaatgatgat ggcatctcat 130381 gaaggaaaca ttgattctgg aggatttttt ttttcctctc gtgttcttca gcttttgccc 130441 atgacttctt tctccggctt tgtttgttaa tgacagattg tacacatgta ttccaacaca 130501 gagtacaata gcctccaaag tcctcgtgcg tcacttttct cacagtaacc tccctgtggg 130561 tggagtaacc ttattgggca tagagcatag agttggagaa atgtctttag gcttagttat 130621 gaccagaaat agctatgtat tctgtgtata tatgtaaaat tttgtatcaa taacgaaact 130681 tattttctat ttgcacaccc acacgtattc cccagcccga gcagttcagt gatgaagtgg 130741 aaccagcaac acctgaagaa ggggaaccag caactcaacg tcaggatc

“Molecule” should be understood to include proteins or peptides (e.g., antibodies, recombinant binding partners, peptides with a desired binding affinity), nucleic acids (e.g., DNA, RNA, chimeric nucleic acid molecules, and nucleic acid analogues such as PNA), and organic or inorganic compounds.

“Nucleic acid” or “nucleic acid molecule” refers to any of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), ribonucleic acid (RNA), oligonucleotides, fragments generated by the polymerase chain reaction (PCR), and fragments generated by any of ligation, scission, endonuclease action, and exonuclease action. Nucleic acids can be composed of monomers that are naturally-occurring nucleotides (such as deoxyribonucleotides and ribonucleotides), or analogs of naturally-occurring nucleotides (e.g., α-enantiomeric forms of naturally-occurring nucleotides), or a combination of both. Modified nucleotides can have modifications in sugar moieties and/or in pyrimidine or purine base moieties. Sugar modifications include, for example, replacement of one or more hydroxyl groups with halogens, alkyl groups, amines, and azido groups, or sugars can be functionalized as ethers or esters. Moreover, the entire sugar moiety can be replaced with sterically and electronically similar structures, such as aza-sugars and carbocyclic sugar analogs. Examples of modifications in a base moiety include alkylated purines and pyrimidines, acylated purines or pyrimidines, or other well-known heterocyclic substitutes. Nucleic acid monomers can be linked by phosphodiester bonds or analogs of such linkages. Analogs of phosphodiester linkages include phosphorothioate, phosphorodithioate, phosphoroselenoate, phosphorodiselenoate, phosphoroanilothioate, phosphoranilidate, phosphoramidate, and the like. The term “nucleic acid” also includes so-called “peptide nucleic acids,” which comprise naturally-occurring or modified nucleic acid bases attached to a polyamide backbone. Nucleic acids can be either single stranded or double stranded.

“Isolated nucleic acid molecule” is a nucleic acid molecule that is not integrated in the genomic DNA of an organism. For example, a DNA molecule that corresponds to a gene that has been separated from the genomic DNA of a eukaryotic cell is an isolated DNA molecule. Another example of an isolated nucleic acid molecule is a chemically-synthesized nucleic acid molecule that is not integrated in the genome of an organism.

“Promoter” is a nucleotide sequence that directs the transcription of a structural gene. Typically, a promoter is located in the 5′ region of a gene, proximal to the transcriptional start site of a structural gene. If a promoter is an inducible promoter, then the rate of transcription increases in response to an inducing agent. In contrast, the rate of transcription is not regulated by an inducing agent if the promoter is a constitutive promoter.

“Vector” refers to an assembly which is capable of directing the expression of desired protein. The vector must include transcriptional promoter elements which are operably linked to the genes of interest. The vector may be composed of either deoxyribonucleic acids (“DNA”), ribonucleic acids (“RNA”), or a combination of the two (e.g., a DNA-RNA chimeric). Optionally, the vector may include a polyadenylation sequence, one or more restriction sites, as well as one or more selectable markers such as neomycin phosphotransferase or hygromycin phosphotransferase. Additionally, depending on the host cell chosen and the vector employed, other genetic elements such as an origin of replication, additional nucleic acid restriction sites, enhancers, sequences conferring inducibility of transcription, and selectable markers, may also be incorporated into the vectors described herein.

“Isolated” in the case of proteins or polypeptides, refers to molecules which are present in the substantial absence of other biological macromolecules, and appear nominally as a single band on SDS-PAGE gel with coomassie blue staining. “Isolated” when referring to organic molecules means that the compounds are greater than 90% pure utilizing methods which are well known in the art (e.g., NMR, melting point).

“Cloning vector” refers to nucleic acid molecules, such as a plasmid, cosmid, or bacteriophage, that has the capability of replicating autonomously in a host cell. Cloning vectors typically contain one or a small number of restriction endonuclease recognition sites at which foreign nucleotide sequences can be inserted in a determinable fashion without loss of an essential biological function of the vector, as well as nucleotide sequences encoding a marker gene that is suitable for use in the identification and selection of cells transformed with the cloning vector. Marker genes typically include genes that provide tetracycline resistance or ampicillin resistance.

“Expression vector” refers to a nucleic acid molecule encoding a gene that is expressed in a host cell. Typically, gene expression is placed under the control of a promoter, and optionally, under the control of at least one regulatory element. Such a gene is said to be “operably linked to” the promoter. Similarly, a regulatory element and a promoter are operably linked if the regulatory element modulates the activity of the promoter.

“Recombinant host” refers to any prokaryotic or eukaryotic cell that contains either a cloning vector or expression vector. This term also includes those prokaryotic or eukaryotic cells that have been genetically engineered to contain the cloned gene(s) in the chromosome or genome of the host cell.

In eukaryotes, RNA polymerase II catalyzes the transcription of a structural gene to produce mRNA. A nucleic acid molecule can be designed to contain an RNA polymerase II template in which the RNA transcript has a sequence that is complementary to that of a specific mRNA. The RNA transcript is termed an “anti-sense RNA” and a nucleic acid molecule that encodes the anti-sense RNA is termed an “anti-sense gene.” Anti-sense RNA molecules are capable of binding to mRNA molecules, resulting in an inhibition of mRNA translation.

An “anti-sense oligonucleotide specific for Fkh^(sf)” or a “Fkh^(sf) anti-sense oligonucleotide” is an oligonucleotide having a sequence (a) capable of forming a stable triplex with a portion of the gene, or (b) capable of forming a stable duplex with a portion of an mRNA transcript. Similarly, an “anti-sense oligonucleotide specific for “Fkh^(sf)” or a “Fkh^(sf) anti-sense oligonucleotide” is an oligonucleotide having a sequence (a) capable of forming a stable triplex with a portion of the Fkh^(sf) gene, or (b) capable of forming a stable duplex with a portion of an mRNA transcript of the Fkh^(sf) gene.

A “ribozyme” is a nucleic acid molecule that contains a catalytic center. The term includes RNA enzymes, self-splicing RNAs, self-cleaving RNAs, and nucleic acid molecules that perform these catalytic functions. A nucleic acid molecule that encodes a ribozyme is termed a “ribozyme gene.”

Abbreviations: YAC, yeast artificial chromosome; PCR, polymerase chain reaction; RT-PCR, PCR process in which RNA is first transcribed into DNA at the first step using reverse transcriptase (RT); cDNA, any DNA made by copying an RNA sequence into DNA form. As utilized herein “Fkh^(sf)” refers to the gene product of the Fkh^(sf) gene (irrespective of whether the gene is obtained from humans, mammals, or any other warm-blooded animal). When capitalized “FKH^(sf)” the gene product (and gene) should be understood to be derived from humans.

As noted above, the present invention relates generally to pharmaceutical products and methods and, more specifically, to methods and compositions useful for diagnosing scurfy-related diseases, as well as methods for identifying compounds which can modulate the immune system.

Thus, as discussed in more detail below this discovery has led to the development of assays which may be utilized to select molecules which can act as agonists, or alternatively, antagonists of the immune system. Furthermore, such assays may be utilized to identify other genes and gene products which are likewise active in modulating the immune system.

Scurfy

Briefly, the present invention is based upon the unexpected discovery that a mutation in the gene which encodes Fkh^(sf) results in rare condition (scurfy) characterized by a progressive lymphocytic infiltration of the lymph nodes, spleen, liver and skin resulting in gross morphological symptoms which include splenomegaly, hepatomegaly, greatly enlarged lymph nodes, runting, exfoliative dermatitis, and thickened malformed ears (Godfrey et al., Amer. J. Pathol. 138:1379, 1991; Godfrey et al., Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 88:5528, 1991). This new member of the winged-helix family represents a novel component of the immune system.

Methods which were utilized to discover the gene responsible for scurfy are provided below in Example 1. Methods for cloning the gene responsible for murine scurfy, as well as the human ortholog, are provided below in Examples 2 and 3. Methods for confirmation of gene identity and correlation with gene function, as determined using transgenic mice, are also provided in the Examples.

Also provided by the present invention are methods for determining the presence of Fkh^(sf) genes and gene products. Within one embodiment, such methods comprise the general steps of (a) contacting a Fkh^(sf) specific nucleic acid probe under hybridizing conditions with either (i) test nucleic acid molecules isolated from the biological sample, or (ii) nucleic acid molecules synthesized from RNA molecules, wherein the probe recognizes at least a portion of an Fkh^(sf) nucleotide sequence, and (b) detecting the formation of hybrids of said nucleic acid probe and (i) or (ii). A variety of methods may be utilized in order to amplify a selected sequence, including, for example, RNA amplification (see Lizardi et al., Bio/Technology 6:1197-1202, 1988; Kramer et al., Nature 339:401-02, 1989; Lomeli et al., Clinical Chem. 35(9):1826-31, 1989; U.S. Pat. No. 4,786,600), and nucleic acid amplification utilizing Polymerase Chain Reaction (“PCR”) (see U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,683,195, 4,683,202, and 4,800,159), reverse-transcriptase-PCR and CPT (see U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,876,187, and 5,011,769).

Alternatively, antibodies may be utilized to detect the presence of Fkh^(sf) gene products. More specifically, within one embodiment methods are provided for detecting the presence of an Fkh^(sf) peptide, or a mutant form thereof, in a biological sample, comprising the steps of (a) contacting a biological sample with an anti-Fkh^(sf) antibody or an antibody fragment, wherein said contacting is performed under conditions that allow the binding of said antibody or antibody fragment to the biological sample, and (b) detecting any of the bound antibody or bound antibody fragment.

Such methods may be accomplished in a wide variety of assay formats including, for example, Countercurrent Immuno-Electrophoresis (CIEP), Radioimmunoassays, Radioimmunoprecipitations, Enzyme-Linked ImmunoSorbent Assays (ELISA), Dot Blot assays, Inhibition or Competition assays, and sandwich assays (see U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,376,110 and 4,486,530; see also Antibodies: A Laboratory Manual, supra).

Nucleic Acid Molecules, Proteins, and Methods of Producing Proteins

Although various FKH^(sf) or Fkh^(sf) proteins and nucleic acid molecules (or portions thereof) have been provided herein, it should be understood that within the context of the present invention, reference to one or more of these proteins should be understood to include proteins of a substantially similar activity. As used herein, proteins are deemed to be “substantially similar” if: (a) they are encoded by a nucleotide sequence which is derived from the coding region of a gene which encodes the protein (including, for example, portions of the sequence or allelic variations of the sequence); (b) the nucleotide sequence is capable of hybridization to nucleotide sequences of the present invention under moderate, high or very high stringency (see Sambrook et al., Molecular Cloning: A Laboratory Manual, 2d ed., Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, N.Y., 1989), or has at least 50%, 60%, 70%, 75%, 80%, 90%, 95%, or greater homology to the sequences disclosed herein, or, (c) the DNA sequences are degenerate as a result of the genetic code to the DNA sequences defined in (a) or (b). Further, the nucleic acid molecule disclosed herein includes both complementary and non-complementary sequences, provided the sequences otherwise meet the criteria set forth herein. Within the context of the present invention, high stringency means standard hybridization conditions (e.g., 5×SSPE, 0.5% SDS at 65° C., or the equivalent). For purpose of hybridization, nucleic acid molecules which encode the amino-terminal domain, zinc finger domain, middle domain, or forkhead domain (see Example 10) may be utilized.

The structure of the proteins encoded by the nucleic acid molecules described herein may be predicted from the primary translation products using the hydrophobicity plot function of, for example, P/C Gene or Intelligenetics Suite (Intelligenetics, Mountain View, Calif.), or according to the methods described by Kyte and Doolittle (J. Mol. Biol. 157:105-32, 1982).

Proteins of the present invention may be prepared in the form of acidic or basic salts, or in neutral form. In addition, individual amino acid residues may be modified by oxidation or reduction. Furthermore, various substitutions, deletions, or additions may be made to the amino acid or nucleic acid sequences, the net effect of which is to retain or further enhance or decrease the biological activity of the mutant or wild-type protein. Moreover, due to degeneracy in the genetic code, for example, there may be considerable variation in nucleotide sequences encoding the same amino acid sequence.

Other derivatives of the proteins disclosed herein include conjugates of the proteins along with other proteins or polypeptides. This may be accomplished, for example, by the synthesis of N-terminal or C-terminal fusion proteins which may be added to facilitate purification or identification of proteins (see U.S. Pat. No. 4,851,341, see also, Hopp et al., Bio/Technology 6:1204, 1988.) Alternatively, fusion proteins (e.g., FKH or Fkh-luciferase or FKH or Fkh-GFP) may be constructed in order to assist in the identification, expression, and analysis of the protein.

Proteins of the present invention may be constructed using a wide variety of techniques described herein. Further, mutations may be introduced at particular loci by synthesizing oligonucleotides containing a mutant sequence, flanked by restriction sites enabling ligation to fragments of the native sequence. Following ligation, the resulting reconstructed sequence encodes a derivative having the desired amino acid insertion, substitution, or deletion.

Alternatively, oligonucleotide-directed site-specific (or segment specific) mutagenesis procedures may be employed to provide an altered gene having particular codons altered according to the substitution, deletion, or insertion required. Exemplary methods of making the alterations set forth above are disclosed by Walder et al. (Gene 42:133, 1986); Bauer et al. (Gene 37:73, 1985); Craik (BioTechniques, January 1985, 12-19); Smith et al. (Genetic Engineering: Principles and Methods, Plenum Press, 1981); and Sambrook et al. (supra). Deletion or truncation derivatives of proteins (e.g., a soluble extracellular portion) may also be constructed by utilizing convenient restriction endonuclease sites adjacent to the desired deletion. Subsequent to restriction, overhangs may be filled in, and the DNA religated. Exemplary methods of making the alterations set forth above are disclosed by Sambrook et al. (Molecular Cloning: A Laboratory Manual, 2d ed., Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, 1989).

Mutations which are made in the nucleic acid molecules of the present invention preferably preserve the reading frame of the coding sequences. Furthermore, the mutations will preferably not create complementary regions that could hybridize to produce secondary mRNA structures, such as loops or hairpins, that would adversely affect translation of the mRNA. Although a mutation site may be predetermined, it is not necessary that the nature of the mutation per se be predetermined. For example, in order to select for optimum characteristics of mutants at a given site, random mutagenesis may be conducted at the target codon and the expressed mutants screened for indicative biological activity. Alternatively, mutations may be introduced at particular loci by synthesizing oligonucleotides containing a mutant sequence, flanked by restriction sites enabling ligation to fragments of the native sequence. Following ligation, the resulting reconstructed sequence encodes a derivative having the desired amino acid insertion, substitution, or deletion. Mutations may be introduced for purpose of preserving or increasing activity of the protein, or, for decreasing or disabling the protein (e.g., mutant Fkh).

Nucleic acid molecules which encode proteins of the present invention may also be constructed utilizing techniques of PCR mutagenesis, chemical mutagenesis (Drinkwater and Klinedinst, PNAS 83:3402-06, 1986), by forced nucleotide misincorporation (e.g., Liao and Wise Gene 88:107-11, 1990), or by use of randomly mutagenized oligonucleotides (Horwitz et al., Genome 3:112-17, 1989).

The present invention also provides for the manipulation and expression of the above described genes by culturing host cells containing a vector capable of expressing the above-described genes. Such vectors or vector constructs include either synthetic or cDNA-derived nucleic acid molecules encoding the desired protein, which are operably linked to suitable transcriptional or translational regulatory elements. Suitable regulatory elements may be derived from a variety of sources, including bacterial, fungal, viral, mammalian, insect, or plant genes. Selection of appropriate regulatory elements is dependent on the host cell chosen, and may be readily accomplished by one of ordinary skill in the art. Examples of regulatory elements include: a transcriptional promoter and enhancer or RNA polymerase binding sequence, a transcriptional terminator, and a ribosomal binding sequence, including a translation initiation signal.

Nucleic acid molecules that encode any of the proteins described above may be readily expressed by a wide variety of prokaryotic and eukaryotic host cells, including bacterial, mammalian, yeast or other fungi, viral, insect, or plant cells. Methods for transforming or transfecting such cells to express foreign DNA are well known in the art (see, e.g., Itakura et al., U.S. Pat. No. 4,704,362; Hinnen et al., Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 75:1929-33, 1978; Murray et al., U.S. Pat. No. 4,801,542; Upshall et al., U.S. Pat. No. 4,935,349; Hagen et al., U.S. Pat. No. 4,784,950; Axel et al., U.S. Pat. No. 4,399,216; Goeddel et al., U.S. Pat. No. 4,766,075; and Sambrook et al., Molecular Cloning: A Laboratory Manual, 2nd ed., Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, 1989; for plant cells see Czako and Marton, Plant Physiol. 104:1067-71, 1994; and Paszkowski et al., Biotech. 24:387-92, 1992).

Bacterial host cells suitable for carrying out the present invention include E. coli, B. subtilis, Salmonella typhimurium, and various species within the genera Pseudomonas, Streptomyces, and Staphylococcus, as well as many other bacterial species well known to one of ordinary skill in the art. Representative examples of bacterial host cells include DH5α (Stratagene, LaJolla, Calif.).

Bacterial expression vectors preferably comprise a promoter which functions in the host cell, one or more selectable phenotypic markers, and a bacterial origin of replication. Representative promoters include the β-lactamase (penicillinase) and lactose promoter system (see Chang et al., Nature 275:615, 1978), the T7 RNA polymerase promoter (Studier et al., Meth. Enzymol. 185:60-89, 1990), the lambda promoter (Elvin et al., Gene 87:123-26, 1990), the trp promoter (Nichols and Yanofsky, Meth. in Enzymology 101:155, 1983) and the tac promoter (Russell et al., Gene 20:231, 1982). Representative selectable markers include various antibiotic resistance markers such as the kanamycin or ampicillin resistance genes. Many plasmids suitable for transforming host cells are well known in the art, including among others, pBR322 (see Bolivar et al., Gene 2:95, 1977), the pUC plasmids pUC18, pUC19, pUC118, pUC119 (see Messing, Meth. in Enzymology 101:20-77, 1983 and Vieira and Messing, Gene 19:259-68, 1982), and pNH8A, pNH16a, pNH18a, and Bluescript M13 (Stratagene, La Jolla, Calif.).

Yeast and fungi host cells suitable for carrying out the present invention include, among others, Saccharomyces pombe, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, the genera Pichia or Kluyveromyces and various species of the genus Aspergillus (McKnight et al., U.S. Pat. No. 4,935,349). Suitable expression vectors for yeast and fungi include, among others, YCp50 (ATCC No. 37419) for yeast, and the amdS cloning vector pV3 (Turnbull, Bio/Technology 7:169, 1989), YRp7 (Struhl et al., Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 76:1035-39, 1978), YEp13 (Broach et al., Gene 8:121-33, 1979), pJDB249 and pJDB219 (Beggs, Nature 275:104-08, 1978) and derivatives thereof.

Preferred promoters for use in yeast include promoters from yeast glycolytic genes (Hitzeman et al., J. Biol. Chem. 255:12073-080, 1980; Alber and Kawasaki, J. Mol. Appl. Genet 1:419-34, 1982) or alcohol dehydrogenase genes (Young et al., Hollaender et al. (eds.), in Genetic Engineering of Microorganisms for Chemicals, Plenum, N.Y., 1982, p. 355; Ammerer, Meth. Enzymol. 101:192-201, 1983). Examples of useful promoters for fungi vectors include those derived from Aspergillus nidulans glycolytic genes, such as the adh3 promoter (McKnight et al., EMBO J. 4:2093-99, 1985). The expression units may also include a transcriptional terminator. An example of a suitable terminator is the adh3 terminator (McKnight et al., ibid., 1985).

As with bacterial vectors, the yeast vectors will generally include a selectable marker, which may be one of any number of genes that exhibit a dominant phenotype for which a phenotypic assay exists to enable transformants to be selected. Preferred selectable markers are those that complement host cell auxotrophy, provide antibiotic resistance or enable a cell to utilize specific carbon sources, and include leu2 (Broach et al., ibid.), ura3 (Botstein et al., Gene 8:17, 1979), or his3 (Struhl et al., ibid.). Another suitable selectable marker is the cat gene, which confers chloramphenicol resistance on yeast cells.

Techniques for transforming fungi are well known in the literature, and have been described, for instance, by Beggs (ibid.), Hinnen et al. (Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 75:1929-33, 1978), Yelton et al. (Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 81:1740-47, 1984), and Russell (Nature 301:167-69, 1983). The genotype of the host cell may contain a genetic defect that is complemented by the selectable marker present on the expression vector. Choice of a particular host and selectable marker is well within the level of ordinary skill in the art.

Protocols for the transformation of yeast are also well known to those of ordinary skill in the art. For example, transformation may be readily accomplished either by preparation of spheroplasts of yeast with DNA (see Hinnen et al., PNAS USA 75:1929, 1978) or by treatment with alkaline salts such as LiCl (see ltoh et al., J. Bacteriology 153:163, 1983). Transformation of fungi may also be carried out using polyethylene glycol as described by Cullen et al. (Bio/Technology 5:369, 1987).

Viral vectors include those which comprise a promoter that directs the expression of an isolated nucleic acid molecule that encodes a desired protein as described above. A wide variety of promoters may be utilized within the context of the present invention, including for example, promoters such as MoMLV LTR, RSV LTR, Friend MuLV LTR, adenoviral promoter (Ohno et al., Science 265:781-84, 1994), neomycin phosphotransferase promoter/enhancer, late parvovirus promoter (Koering et al., Hum. Gene Therap. 5:457-63, 1994), Herpes TK promoter, SV40 promoter, metallothionein Ila gene enhancer/promoter, cytomegalovirus immediate early promoter, and the cytomegalovirus immediate late promoter. Within particularly preferred embodiments of the invention, the promoter is a tissue-specific promoter (see e.g., WO 91/02805; EP 0,415,731; and WO 90/07936). Representative examples of suitable tissue specific promoters include neural specific enolase promoter, platelet derived growth factor beta promoter, human alphal -chimaerin promoter, synapsin I promoter and synapsin II promoter. In addition to the above-noted promoters, other viral-specific promoters (e.g., retroviral promoters (including those noted above, as well as others such as HIV promoters), hepatitis, herpes (e.g., EBV), and bacterial, fungal or parasitic (e.g., malarial) -specific promoters may be utilized in order to target a specific cell or tissue which is infected with a virus, bacteria, fungus or parasite.

Mammalian cells suitable for carrying out the present invention include, among others: PC12 (ATCC No. CRL1721), N1E-115 neuroblastoma, SK-N-BE(2)C neuroblastoma, SHSY5 adrenergic neuroblastoma, NS20Y and NG108-15 murine cholinergic cell lines, or rat F2 dorsal root ganglion line, COS (e.g., ATCC No. CRL 1650 or 1651), BHK (e.g., ATCC No. CRL 6281; BHK 570 cell line (deposited with the American Type Culture Collection under accession number CRL 10314)), CHO (ATCC No. CCL 61), HeLa (e.g., ATCC No. CCL 2), 293 (ATCC No. 1573; Graham et al., J. Gen. Virol. 36:59-72, 1977) and NS-1 cells. Other mammalian cell lines may be used within the present invention, including Rat Hep I (ATCC No. CRL 1600), Rat Hep II (ATCC No. CRL 1548), TCMK (ATCC No. CCL 139), Human lung (ATCC No. CCL 75.1), Human hepatoma (ATCC No. HTB-52), Hep G2 (ATCC No. HB 8065), Mouse liver (ATCC No. CCL 29.1), NCTC 1469 (ATCC No. CCL 9.1), SP2/0-Ag14 (ATCC No. 1581), HIT-T15 (ATCC No. CRL 1777), Jurkat (ATCC No. Tib 152) and RINm 5AHT₂B (Orskov and Nielson, FEBS 229(1):175-178, 1988).

Mammalian expression vectors for use in carrying out the present invention will include a promoter capable of directing the transcription of a cloned gene or cDNA. Preferred promoters include viral promoters and cellular promoters. Viral promoters include the cytomegalovirus immediate early promoter (Boshart et al., Cell 41:521-30, 1985), cytomegalovirus immediate late promoter, SV40 promoter (Subramani et al., Mol. Cell. Biol. 1:854-64, 1981), MMTV LTR, RSV LTR, metallothionein-1, adenovirus E1a. Cellular promoters include the mouse metallothionein-1 promoter (Palmiter et al., U.S. Pat. No. 4,579,821), a mouse V_(κ) promoter (Bergman et al., Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 81:7041-45, 1983; Grant et al., Nuc. Acids Res. 15:5496, 1987) and a mouse V_(H) promoter (Loh et al., Cell 33:85-93, 1983). The choice of promoter will depend, at least in part, upon the level of expression desired or the recipient cell line to be transfected.

Such expression vectors may also contain a set of RNA splice sites located downstream from the promoter and upstream from the DNA sequence encoding the peptide or protein of interest. Preferred RNA splice sites may be obtained from adenovirus and/or immunoglobulin genes. Also contained in the expression vectors is a polyadenylation signal located downstream of the coding sequence of interest. Suitable polyadenylation signals include the early or late polyadenylation signals from SV40 (Kaufman and Sharp, ibid.), the polyadenylation signal from the Adenovirus 5 E1B region and the human growth hormone gene terminator (DeNoto et al., Nuc. Acids Res. 9:3719-30, 1981). The expression vectors may include a noncoding viral leader sequence, such as the Adenovirus 2 tripartite leader, located between the promoter and the RNA splice sites. Preferred vectors may also include enhancer sequences, such as the SV40 enhancer. Expression vectors may also include sequences encoding the adenovirus VA RNAs. Suitable expression vectors can be obtained from commercial sources (e.g., Stratagene, La Jolla, Calif.).

Vector constructs comprising cloned DNA sequences can be introduced into cultured mammalian cells by, for example, calcium phosphate-mediated transfection (Wigler et al., Cell 14:725, 1978; Corsaro and Pearson, Somatic Cell Genetics 7:603, 1981; Graham and Van der Eb, Virology 52:456, 1973), electroporation (Neumann et al., EMBO J. 1:841-45, 1982), or DEAE-dextran mediated transfection (Ausubel et al. (eds.), Current Protocols in Molecular Biology, John Wiley and Sons, Inc., N.Y., 1987). To identify cells that have stably integrated the cloned DNA, a selectable marker is generally introduced into the cells along with the gene or cDNA of interest. Preferred selectable markers for use in cultured mammalian cells include genes that confer resistance to drugs, such as neomycin, hygromycin, and methotrexate. Other selectable markers include fluorescent proteins such as GFP (green fluorescent protein) or BFP (blue fluorescent protein). The selectable marker may be an amplifiable selectable marker. Preferred amplifiable selectable markers are the DHFR gene and the neomycin resistance gene. Selectable markers are reviewed by Thilly (Mammalian Cell Technology, Butterworth Publishers, Stoneham, Mass.).

Mammalian cells containing a suitable vector are allowed to grow for a period of time, typically 1-2 days, to begin expressing the DNA sequence(s) of interest. Drug selection is then applied to select for growth of cells that are expressing the selectable marker in a stable fashion. For cells that have been transfected with an amplifiable, selectable marker the drug concentration may be increased in a stepwise manner to select for increased copy number of the cloned sequences, thereby increasing expression levels. Cells expressing the introduced sequences are selected and screened for production of the protein of interest in the desired form or at the desired level. Cells that satisfy these criteria can then be cloned and scaled up for production. Cells may also be selected for transfection based on their expression of GFP by sorting for GFP-positive cells using a flow cytometer.

Protocols for the transfection of mammalian cells are well known to those of ordinary skill in the art. Representative methods include calcium phosphate mediated transfection, electroporation, lipofection, retroviral, adenoviral and protoplast fusion-mediated transfection (see Sambrook et al., supra). Naked vector constructs can also be taken up by muscle cells or other suitable cells subsequent to injection into the muscle of a mammal (or other animals).

Numerous insect host cells known in the art can also be useful within the present invention, in light of the subject specification. For example, the use of baculoviruses as vectors for expressing heterologous DNA sequences in insect cells has been reviewed by Atkinson et al. (Pestic. Sci. 28:215-24, 1990).

Numerous plant host cells known in the art can also be useful within the present invention, in light of the subject specification. For example, the use of Agrobacterium rhizogenes as vectors for expressing genes in plant cells has been reviewed by Sinkar et al. (J. Biosci. (Bangalore) 11:47-58, 1987).

Within related aspects of the present invention, proteins of the present invention, may be expressed in a transgenic animal whose germ cells and somatic cells contain a gene which encodes the desired protein and which is operably linked to a promoter effective for the expression of the gene. Alternatively, in a similar manner transgenic animals may be prepared that lack the desired gene (e.g., “knockout” mice). Such transgenics may be prepared in a variety non-human animals, including mice, rats, rabbits, sheep, dogs, goats and pigs (see Hammer et al., Nature 315:680-83, 1985, Palmiter et al., Science 222:809-14, 1983, Brinster et al., Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 82:4438-42, 1985, Palmiter and Brinster, Cell 41:343-45, 1985, and U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,175,383, 5,087,571, 4,736,866, 5,387,742, 5,347,075, 5,221,778, and 5,175,384). Briefly, an expression vector, including a nucleic acid molecule to be expressed together with appropriately positioned expression control sequences, is introduced into pronuclei of fertilized eggs, for example, by microinjection. Integration of the injected DNA is detected by blot analysis of DNA from tissue samples. It is preferred that the introduced DNA be incorporated into the germ line of the animal so that it is passed on to the animal's progeny. Tissue-specific expression may be achieved through the use of a tissue-specific promoter, or through the use of an inducible promoter, such as the metallothionein gene promoter (Palmiter et al., 1983, ibid), which allows regulated expression of the transgene.

Animals which produce mutant forms of Fkh^(sf) other than the naturally occurring scurfy mutant (“sf”), or in genetic backgrounds different from the naturally occurring mutant, may be readily produced given the disclosure provided herein.

Proteins can be isolated by, among other methods, culturing suitable host and vector systems to produce the recombinant translation products of the present invention. Supernatants from such cell lines, or protein inclusions or whole cells where the protein is not excreted into the supernatant, can then be treated by a variety of purification procedures in order to isolate the desired proteins. For example, the supernatant may be first concentrated using commercially available protein concentration filters, such as an Amicon or Millipore Pellicon ultrafiltration unit. Following concentration, the concentrate may be applied to a suitable purification matrix such as, for example, an anti-protein antibody bound to a suitable support. Alternatively, anion or cation exchange resins may be employed in order to purify the protein. As a further alternative, one or more reverse-phase high performance liquid chromatography (RP-HPLC) steps may be employed to further purify the protein. Other methods of isolating the proteins of the present invention are well known in the skill of the art.

A protein is deemed to be “isolated” within the context of the present invention if no other (undesired) protein is detected pursuant to SDS-PAGE analysis followed by Coomassie blue staining. Within other embodiments, the desired protein can be isolated such that no other (undesired) protein is detected pursuant to SDS-PAGE analysis followed by silver staining.

Assays for Selecting Molecules Which Modulate the Immune System

As noted above, the present invention provides methods for selecting and/or isolating molecules which are capable of modulating the immune system. Representative examples of suitable assays include the yeast and mammalian 2-hybrid systems (e.g., Dang et al., Mol. Cell. Biol. 11:954, 1991; Fearon et al., Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 89:7958, 1992), DNA binding assays, antisense assays, traditional protein binding assays (e.g., utilizing ¹²⁵I or time-resolved fluorescence), immunoprecipitation coupled with gel electrophoresis and direct protein sequencing, transcriptional analysis of Fkh^(sf) regulated genes, cytokine production and proliferation assays.

For example, within one embodiment proteins that directly interact with Fkh^(sf) can be detected by an assay such as a yeast 2-hybrid binding system (see, e.g., U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,283,173, 5,468,614, 5,610,015, and 5,667,973). Briefly, in a two-hybrid system, a fusion of a DNA-binding domain- Fkh^(sf) protein (e.g., GAL4- Fkh^(sf) fusion) is constructed and transfected into a cell containing a GAL4 binding site linked to a selectable marker gene. The whole Fkh^(sf) protein or subregions of Fkh^(sf) may be used. A library of cDNAs fused to the GAL4 activation domain is also constructed and co-transfected. When the cDNA in the cDNA-GAL4 activation domain fusion encodes a protein that interacts with Fkh^(sf), the selectable marker is expressed. Cells containing the cDNA are then grown, the construct isolated and characterized. Other assays may also be used to identify interacting proteins. Such assays include ELISA, Western blotting, co-immunoprecipitations, in vitro transcription/translation analysis and the like.

Within another aspect of the present invention, methods are provided for determining whether a selected molecule is capable of modulating the immune system, comprising the steps of (a) exposing a selected candidate molecule to cells which express Fkh^(sf), or, mutant Fkh^(sf), and (b) determining whether the molecule modulates the activity of Fkh^(sf), and thereby determining whether said molecule can modulate the immune system. Cells for such tests may derive from (a) normal lymphocytes, (b) cell lines engineered to overexpress the FKH^(sf) (or Fkh^(sf)) protein (or mutant forms thereof) or (c) transgenic animals engineered to express said protein. Cells from such transgenic mice are characterized, in part, by a hyporesponsive state including diminished cell number and a decreased responsiveness to various stimuli (e.g., Example 8).

It should be noted that while the methods recited herein may refer to the analysis of an individual test molecule, that the present invention should not be so limited. In particular, the selected molecule may be contained within a mixture of compounds. Hence, the recited methods may further comprise the step of isolating the desired molecule. Furthermore, it should be understood that candidate molecules can be assessed for their ability to modulate the immune system by a number of parameters, including for example, T-cell proliferation, cytokine production, and the like.

Candidate Molecules

A wide variety of molecules may be assayed for their ability to modulate the immune system. Representative examples which are discussed in more detail below include organic molecules, proteins or peptides, and nucleic acid molecules.

1. Organic Molecules

Numerous organic molecules may be assayed for their ability to modulate the immune system. For example, within one embodiment of the invention suitable organic molecules may be selected either from a chemical library, wherein chemicals are assayed individually, or from combinatorial chemical libraries where multiple compounds are assayed at once, then deconvoluted to determine and isolate the most active compounds.

Representative examples of such combinatorial chemical libraries include those described by Agrafiotis et al., “System and method of automatically generating chemical compounds with desired properties,” U.S. Pat. No. 5,463,564; Armstrong, R. W., “Synthesis of combinatorial arrays of organic compounds through the use of multiple component combinatorial array syntheses,” WO 95/02566; Baldwin, J. J. et al., “Sulfonamide derivatives and their use,” WO 95/24186; Baldwin, J. J. et al., “Combinatorial dihydrobenzopyran library,” WO 95/30642; Brenner, S., “New kit for preparing combinatorial libraries,” WO 95/16918; Chenera, B. et al., “Preparation of library of resin-bound aromatic carbocyclic compounds,” WO 95/16712; Ellman, J. A., “Solid phase and combinatorial synthesis of benzodiazepine compounds on a solid support,” U.S. Pat. No. 5,288,514; Felder, E. et al., “Novel combinatorial compound libraries,” WO 95/16209; Lerner, R. et al., “Encoded combinatorial chemical libraries,” WO 93/20242; Pavia, M. R. et al., “A method for preparing and selecting pharmaceutically useful non-peptide compounds from a structurally diverse universal library,” WO 95/04277; Summerton, J. E. and D. D. Weller, “Morpholino-subunit combinatorial library and method,” U.S. Pat. No. 5,506,337; Holmes, C., “Methods for the Solid Phase Synthesis of Thiazolidinones, Metathiazanones, and Derivatives thereof,” WO 96/00148; Phillips, G. B. and G. P. Wei, “Solid-phase Synthesis of Benzimidazoles,” Tet. Letters 37:4887-90, 1996; Ruhland, B. et al., “Solid-supported Combinatorial Synthesis of Structurally Diverse β-Lactams,” J. Amer. Chem. Soc. 111:253-54, 1996; Look, G. C. et al., “The Indentification of Cyclooxygenase-1 Inhibitors from 4-Thiazolidinone Combinatorial Libraries,” Bioorg and Med. Chem. Letters 6:707-12, 1996.

2. Proteins and Peptides

A wide range of proteins and peptides make likewise be utilized as candidate molecules for modulating the immune system.

a. Combinatorial Peptide Libraries

Peptide molecules which modulate the immune system may be obtained through the screening of combinatorial peptide libraries. Such libraries may either be prepared by one of skill in the art (see, e.g., U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,528,266 and 4,359,535, and Patent Cooperation Treaty Publication Nos. WO 92/15679, WO 92/15677, WO 90/07862, WO 90/02809), or purchased from commercially available sources (e.g., New England Biolabs™ Phage Display Peptide Library Kit).

b. Antibodies

Antibodies which modulate the immune system may readily be prepared given the disclosure provided herein. Within the context of the present invention, antibodies are understood to include monoclonal antibodies, polyclonal antibodies, anti-idiotypic antibodies, antibody fragments (e.g., Fab, and F(ab′)₂, F_(V) variable regions, or complementarity determining regions). As discussed above, antibodies are understood to be specific against Fkh^(sf) if they bind with a K_(a) of greater than or equal to 10⁷M, preferably greater than of equal to 10⁸M. The affinity of a monoclonal antibody or binding partner, as well as inhibition of binding can be readily determined by one of ordinary skill in the art (see Scatchard, Ann. N.Y. Acad. Sci. 51:660-72, 1949).

Briefly, polyclonal antibodies may be readily generated by one of ordinary skill in the art from a variety of warm-blooded animals such as horses, cows, various fowl, rabbits, mice, or rats. Typically, Fkh^(sf), or a unique peptide thereof of 13-20 amino acids (preferably conjugated to keyhole limpet hemocyanin by cross-linking with glutaraldehyde) is utilized to immunize the animal through intraperitoneal, intramuscular, intraocular, or subcutaneous injections, in conjunction with an adjuvant such as Freund's complete or incomplete adjuvant. Following several booster immunizations, samples of serum are collected and tested for reactivity to the protein or peptide. Particularly preferred polyclonal antisera will give a signal on one of these assays that is at least three times greater than background. Once the titer of the animal has reached a plateau in terms of its reactivity to the protein, larger quantities of antisera may be readily obtained either by weekly bleedings, or by exsanguinating the animal.

Monoclonal antibodies may also be readily generated using conventional techniques (see U.S. Pat. Nos. RE 32,011, 4,902,614, 4,543,439, and 4,411,993 which are incorporated herein by reference; see also Monoclonal Antibodies, Hybridomas: A New Dimension in Biological Analyses, Plenum Press, Kennett, McKearn, and Bechtol (eds.), 1980, and Antibodies: A Laboratory Manual, Harlow and Lane (eds.), Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, 1988).

Other techniques may also be utilized to construct monoclonal antibodies (see William D. Huse et al., “Generation of a Large Combinational Library of the Immunoglobulin Repertoire in Phage Lambda,” Science 246:1275-81, December 1989; see also L. Sastry et al., “Cloning of the Immunological Repertoire in Escherichia coli for Generation of Monoclonal Catalytic Antibodies: Construction of a Heavy Chain Variable Region-Specific cDNA Library,” Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 86:5728-32, August 1989; see also Michelle Alting-Mees et al., “Monoclonal Antibody Expression Libraries: A Rapid Alternative to Hybridomas,” Strategies in Molecular Biology 3:1-9, January 1990).

A wide variety of assays may be utilized to determine the presence of antibodies which are reactive against the Fkh^(sf) (or the mutant forms of Fkh^(sf) described herein), including for example countercurrent immuno-electrophoresis, radioimmunoassays, radioimmunoprecipitations, enzyme-linked immuno-sorbent assays (ELISA), dot blot assays, western blots, immunoprecipitation, Inhibition or Competition Assays, and sandwich assays (see U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,376,110 and 4,486,530; see also Harlow and Lane (eds.), Antibodies: A Laboratory Manual, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, 1988).

Once suitable antibodies have been obtained, they may be isolated or purified by many techniques well known to those of ordinary skill in the art (see Harlow and Lane (eds.), Antibodies: A Laboratory Manual, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, 1988). Suitable techniques include peptide or protein affinity columns, HPLC or RP-HPLC, purification on protein A or protein G columns, or any combination of these techniques.

Antibodies of the present invention may be utilized not only for modulating the immune system, but for diagnostic tests (e.g., to determine the presence of an FKH^(sf) or Fkh^(sf) protein or peptide), for therapeutic purpose, or for purification of proteins.

c. Mutant Fkh^(sf)

As described herein and below in the Examples, altered versions of Fkh^(sf), may be utilized to inhibit the normal activity of Fkh^(sf), thereby modulating the immune system (see generally, nucleic acid molecules and proteins above).

Further mutant or altered forms of FKH^(sf) or Fkh^(sf) may be utilized for a wide variety of in vitro assays (e.g., in order to examine the effect of such proteins in various models), or, for the development of antibodies.

3. Nucleic Acid Molecules

Within other aspects of the invention, nucleic acid molecules are provided which are capable of modulating the immune system. For example, within one embodiment antisense oligonucleotide molecules are provided which specifically inhibit expression of FKH^(sf) or Fkh^(sf) nucleic acid sequences, or, of mutant FKH^(sf) or Fkh^(sf) (see generally, Hirashima et al., in Molecular Biology of RNA: New Perspectives (M. Inouye and B. S. Dudock, eds., 1987 Academic Press, San Diego, p. 401); Oligonucleotides: Antisense Inhibitors of Gene Expression (J. S. Cohen, ed., 1989 MacMillan Press, London); Stein and Cheng, Science 261:1004-12, 1993; WO 95/10607; U.S. Pat. No. 5,359,051; WO 92/06693; and EP-A2-612844). Briefly, such molecules are constructed such that they are complementary to, and able to form Watson-Crick base pairs with, a region of transcribed Fkh^(sf) mRNA sequence. The resultant double-stranded nucleic acid interferes with subsequent processing of the mRNA, thereby preventing protein synthesis.

Within other aspects of the invention, ribozymes are provided which are capable of inhibiting FKH^(sf) or Fkh^(sf), or mutant forms FKH^(sf) or Fkh^(sf). As used herein, “ribozymes” are intended to include RNA molecules that contain anti-sense sequences for specific recognition, and an RNA-cleaving enzymatic activity. The catalytic strand cleaves a specific site in a target RNA at greater than stoichiometric concentration. A wide variety of ribozymes may be utilized within the context of the present invention, including for example, the hammerhead ribozyme (for example, as described by Forster and Symons, Cell 48:211-20, 1987; Haseloff and Gerlach, Nature 328:596-600, 1988; Walbot and Bruening, Nature 334:196, 1988; Haseloff and Gerlach, Nature 334:585, 1988); the hairpin ribozyme (for example, as described by Haselhoff et al., U.S. Pat. No. 5,254,678, issued Oct. 19, 1993 and Hempel et al., European Patent Publication No.0 360 257, published Mar. 26, 1990); and Tetrahymena ribosomal RNA-based ribozymes (see Cech et al., U.S. Pat. No. 4,987,071). Ribozymes of the present invention typically consist of RNA, but may also be composed of DNA, nucleic acid analogs (e.g., phosphorothioates), or chimerics thereof (e.g., DNA/RNA/RNA).

4. Labels

FKH^(sf) or Fkh^(sf), (as well as mutant forms thereof), or, any of the candidate molecules described above and below, may be labeled with a variety of compounds, including for example, fluorescent molecules, toxins, and radionuclides. Representative examples of fluorescent molecules include fluorescein, Phycobili proteins, such as phycoerythrin, rhodamine, Texas red and luciferase. Representative examples of toxins include ricin, abrin diphtheria toxin, cholera toxin, gelonin, pokeweed antiviral protein, tritin, Shigella toxin, and Pseudomonas exotoxin A. Representative examples of radionuclides include Cu-64, Ga-67, Ga-68, Zr-89, Ru-97, Tc-99m, Rh-105, Pd-109, In-111, I-123, I-125, I-131, Re-186, Re-188, Au-198, Au-199, Pb-203, At-211, Pb-212 and Bi-212. In addition, the antibodies described above may also be labeled or conjugated to one partner of a ligand binding pair. Representative examples include avidin-biotin, and riboflavin-riboflavin binding protein.

Methods for conjugating or labeling the molecules described herein with the representative labels set forth above may be readily accomplished by one of ordinary skill in the art (see Trichothecene Antibody Conjugate, U.S. Pat. No. 4,744,981; Antibody Conjugate, U.S. Pat. No. 5,106,951; Fluorogenic Materials and Labeling Techniques, U.S. Pat. No. 4,018,884; Metal Radionuclide Labeled Proteins for Diagnosis and Therapy, U.S. Pat. No. 4,897,255; and Metal Radionuclide Chelating Compounds for Improved Chelation Kinetics, U.S. Pat. No. 4,988,496; see also Inman, Jakoby and Wilchek (eds.), Methods In Enzymology, Vol. 34, Affinity Techniques, Enzyme Purification: Part B, Academic Press, New York, 1974, p. 30; see also Wilchek and Bayer, “The Avidin-Biotin Complex in Bioanalytical Applications,” Anal. Biochem. 171:1-32, 1988).

Pharmaceutical Compositions

As noted above, the present invention also provides a variety of pharmaceutical compositions, comprising one of the above-described molecules which modulates the immune system, along with a pharmaceutically or physiologically acceptable carrier, excipients or diluents. Generally, such carriers should be nontoxic to recipients at the dosages and concentrations employed. Ordinarily, the preparation of such compositions entails combining the therapeutic agent with buffers, antioxidants such as ascorbic acid, low molecular weight (less than about 10 residues) polypeptides, proteins, amino acids, carbohydrates including glucose, sucrose or dextrins, chelating agents such as EDTA, glutathione and other stabilizers and excipients. Neutral buffered saline or saline mixed with nonspecific serum albumin are exemplary appropriate diluents. Preferably, the pharmaceutical composition (or, ‘medicament’) is provided in sterile, pyrogen-free form.

In addition, the pharmaceutical compositions of the present invention may be prepared for administration by a variety of different routes. In addition, pharmaceutical compositions of the present invention may be placed within containers, along with packaging material which provides instructions regarding the use of such pharmaceutical compositions. Generally, such instructions will include a tangible expression describing the reagent concentration, as well as within certain embodiments, relative amounts of excipient ingredients or diluents (e.g., water, saline or PBS) which may be necessary to reconstitute the pharmaceutical composition.

Methods of Treatment

The present invention also provides methods for modulating the immune system. Through use of the molecules described herein which modulate the immune system, a wide variety of conditions in warm blooded animals may be readily treated or prevented. Examples of warm-blooded animals that may be treated include both vertebrates and mammals, including for example humans, horses, cows, pigs, sheep, dogs, cats, rats and mice. Such methods may have therapeutic value in patients with altered immune systems. This would include such patients as those undergoing chemotherapy of those with various immunodeficiency syndromes, as well as patients with a T cell mediated autoimmune disease. Therapeutic value may also be recognized from utility as a vaccine adjuvant.

Therapeutic molecules, depending on the type of molecule, may be administered via a variety of routes in a variety of formulations. For example, within one embodiment organic molecules may be delivered by oral or nasal routes, or by injection (e.g., intramuscularly, intravenously, and the like).

Within one aspect, methods are provided for modulating the immune system, comprising the step of introducing into lymphoid cells a vector which directs the expression of a molecule which modulates the immune system, and administering the vector containing cells to a warm-blooded animal. Within other related embodiments, the vector may be directly administered to a desired target location (e.g., the bone marrow).

A wide variety of vectors may be utilized for such therapeutic purposes, including both viral and non-viral vectors. Representative examples of suitable viral vectors include herpes viral vectors (e.g., U.S. Pat. No. 5,288,641), adenoviral vectors (e.g., WO 94/26914, WO 93/9191 WO 99/20778; WO 99/20773; WO 99/20779; Kolls et al., PNAS 91(1):215-19, 1994; Kass-Eisler et al., PNAS 90(24):11498-502, 1993; Guzman et al., Circulation 88(6):2838-48, 1993; Guzman et al., Cir. Res. 73(6):1202-07, 1993; Zabner et al., Cell 75(2):207-16, 1993; Li et al., Hum Gene Ther. 4(4):403-09, 1993; Caillaud et al., Eur. J. Neurosci. 5(10):1287-91, 1993; Vincent et al., Nat. Genet 5(2):130-34, 1993; Jaffe et al., Nat. Genet. 1(5):372-78, 1992; and Levrero et al., Gene 101(2):195-202, 1991), adeno-associated viral vectors (WO 95/13365; Flotte et al., PNAS 90(22):10613-617, 1993), baculovirus vectors, parvovirus vectors (Koering et al., Hum. Gene Therap. 5:457-63, 1994), pox virus vectors (Panicali and Paoletti, PNAS 79:4927-31, 1982; and Ozaki et al., Biochem. Biophys. Res. Comm. 193(2):653-60, 1993), and retroviruses (e.g., EP 0,415,731; WO 90/07936; WO 91/0285, WO 94/03622; WO 93/25698; WO 93/25234; U.S. Pat. No. 5,219,740; WO 93/11230; WO 93/10218). Viral vectors may likewise be constructed which contain a mixture of different elements (e.g., promoters, envelope sequences and the like) from different viruses, or non-viral sources. Within various embodiments, either the viral vector itself, or a viral particle which contains the viral vector may be utilized in the methods and compositions described below.

Within other embodiments of the invention, nucleic acid molecules which encode a molecule which modulates the immune system (e.g., a mutant Fkh^(sf), or, an antisense or ribozyme molecule which cleaves Fkh^(sf)) may be administered by a variety of alternative techniques, including for example administration of asialoosomucoid (ASOR) conjugated with poly-L-lysine DNA complexes (Cristano et al., PNAS 92122-126, 1993), DNA linked to killed adenovirus (Curiel et al., Hum. Gene Ther. 3(2):147-54, 1992), cytofectin-mediated introduction (DMRIE-DOPE, Vical, Calif.), direct DNA injection (Acsadi et al., Nature 352:815-18, 1991); DNA ligand (Wu et al., J. of Biol. Chem. 264:16985-987, 1989); lipofection (Feigner et al., Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 84:7413-17, 1989); liposomes (Pickering et al., Circ. 89(1):13-21, 1994; and Wang et al., PNAS 84:7851-55, 1987); microprojectile bombardment (Williams et al., PNAS 88:2726-30, 1991); and direct delivery of nucleic acids which encode the protein itself either alone (Vile and Hart, Cancer Res. 53: 3860-64, 1993), or utilizing PEG-nucleic acid complexes.

Representative examples of molecules which may be expressed by the vectors of present invention include ribozymes and antisense molecules, each of which are discussed in more detail above.

As will be evident to one of skill in the art, the amount and frequency of administration will depend, of course, on such factors as the nature and severity of the indication being treated, the desired response, the condition of the patient, and so forth. Typically, the compositions may be administered by a variety of techniques, as noted above.

The following examples are offered by way of illustration, and not by way of limitation.

EXAMPLES Example 1 Identification of the Gene Responsible for the Scurfy Mutant

A. Cloning of a Scurfy Gene

The original scurfy mutation arose spontaneously in the partially inbred MR stock at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) in 1949. Backcross analysis was used to fine map the peri-centromeric region of the X chromosome containing the mouse Scurfy mutation. A physical map covering the same region was generated concurrently through the isolation of overlapping yeast and bacterial artificial chromosomes (YACs and BACs). Once the candidate region was narrowed down to ˜500 kilobase pairs (kb), large-scale DNA sequencing was performed on 4 overlapping BAC clones. All the transcription units in this 500 kb region were identified through a combination of sequence database searching and the application of computer exon prediction programs. Candidate genes were then screened for Scurfy-specific mutations by comparing the sequences of cDNAs obtained by the Reverse Transcription-Polymerase Chain Reaction (RT-PCR) procedure from normal and Scurfy-derived RNA samples. In one gene, referred to here as Fkh^(sf), a two base pair (bp) insertion was found in the coding region of the Scurfy cDNA, relative to the normal cDNA. The insertion was confirmed by comparing the DNA sequences of PCR products derived from the genomic DNA of several mouse strains, including the Scurfy mutant. Again, the two bp insertion was found only in the Scurfy sample, establishing this as the probable cause of the Scurfy defect.

The mouse Fkh^(sf) gene is contained within the BAC clone 8C22, and has been completely sequenced. It spans ˜14 kb and contains 11 coding exons. The locations of exon breaks were initially identified by computer analysis of the genomic DNA sequence, using the GenScan exon prediction program; exon locations were then confirmed by direct comparison of cDNA sequences derived from normal mouse tissues to the genomic sequence.

The length of cDNA obtained is 2160 bp; the coding region spans 1287 bp of that, encoding a protein of 429 amino acids. FIG. 1 shows the nucleotide sequence of the mouse Fkh^(sf) cDNA; translation is predicted to initiate at position 259 and terminate at position 1546. FIG. 2 shows the amino acid sequence of mouse Fkh^(sf).

B. Generation of Fkh^(sf) Transqenic Mice

The identity of the Fkh^(sf) gene as the true cause of the Scurfy phenotype was confirmed in transgenic mice. Briefly, a 30 kb fragment of the normal genomic DNA, including the ˜7 kb coding region of the Fkh^(sf) gene, as well as ˜20 kb of upstream flanking sequences and ˜4 kb of downstream sequences (FIG. 5) was microinjected into normal mouse one-cell embryos. Five individual founder animals were generated, each with distinct integrations, and a male animal from each transgenic line was crossed to a female sf carriers. Male offspring carrying both the transgene (normal Fkh^(sf)) and sf mutation (mutant Fkh^(sf)) were analyzed.

Analysis consisted of examination of animals for runting, scaly skin, fur abnormalities and other hallmarks of the scurfy phenotype. In addition, lymphoid tissues (thymus, spleen and nodes) were harvested and their size and cell number examined and compared to both normal animals as well as scurfy mice. For all five transgenic lines, male sf progeny that carried the transgene were normal in size and weight and appeared healthy in all respects. Lymph node size in these transgenic mice was similar to (or smaller than) that of normal animals (FIG. 6) and there was no sign of activated T cells. These parameters are extremely different from sf mice and indicate that addition of the normal Fkh^(sf) gene can overcome the defect found in scurfy mice, thus confirming that the mutation in the Fkh^(sf) gene is the cause of Scurfy disease.

Example 2 Generation of FKH^(sf) cDNA

A complementary DNA (cDNA) encoding the complete mouse Fkh^(sf) protein may be obtained by a reverse-transcriptase polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) procedure. More specifically, first-strand cDNA is generated by oligo dT priming 5 ug of total RNA from a suitable source (eg., mouse spleen) and extending with reverse transcriptase under standard conditions (eg., Gibco/BRL SuperScript kit). An aliquot of the first-strand cDNA is then subjected to 35 cycles of PCR (94° C. for 30 sec, 63° C. for 30 sec, 72° C. for 2 min) in the presence of the forward and reverse primers (Forward primer: GCAGATCTCC TGACTCTGCC TTC; Reverse primer: GCAGATCTGA CAAGCTGTGT CTG) (0.2 mM final concentration), 60 mM Tris-HCl, 15 mM ammonium sulfate, 1.5 mM magnesium chloride, 0.2 mM each dNTP and 1 unit of Taq polymerase.

Example 3 Generation of the Human Ortholog to Murine FKH^(sf)

A human FKH^(sf) cDNA encoding the complete FKH^(sf) protein may be obtained by essentially the same procedure as described in Example 2. In particular, starting with total spleen RNA, and utilizing the following oligonucleotide primers (Forward primer: AGCCTGCCCT TGGACAAGGA C; Reverse primer: GCAAGACAGT GGAAACCTCA C), and the same PCR conditions outlined above, except with a 60° C. annealing temperature.

FIG. 3 shows the nucleotide sequence of the 1869 bp cDNA obtained to date (including an 1293 bp coding region); translation is predicted to initiate at position 189 and terminate at position 1482. FIG. 4 shows the sequence of the 431 amino acid human FKH^(sf) protein. Comparison of the predicted coding region of the human gene to the mouse cDNA sequence reveals nearly identical exon structure and 86.1% amino acid sequence identity across the entire protein.

Example 4 Methods for Detecting Scurfy Mutations

As noted above, the Scurfy mutation was originally discovered by directly sequencing cDNAs derived by RT-PCR of sf and normal mouse RNA samples, and confirmed by sequencing the same region from genomic DNA. The nature of the mutation (i.e., a 2 bp insertion) lends itself to a number of different mutation detection assays. The first is based on differential hybridization of oligonucleotide probes. Such a hybridization-based assay could allow quantitative analysis of allele-specific expression.

As an example, a 360 bp DNA fragment is amplified from 1^(st) strand cDNA using the following oligos:

DMO5985 (forward): CTACCCACTGCTGGCAAATG (ntd. 825-844 of FIG. 1) DMO6724 (reverse): GAAGGAACTATTGCCATGGCTTC (ntd. 1221-1199)

The PCR products are run on an 1.8% agarose gel, transferred to nylon membrane and probed with end-labeled oligonucleotides that are complementary to the region corresponding to the site of the Scurfy-specific 2 bp insertion. Two separate hybridization reactions are performed to detect the normal and Scurfy PCR products, using the oligonucleotides below (the site of the 2 bp insertion is shown in bold):

Normal: ATGCAGCAAGAGCTCTTGTCCATTGAGG DMO7439 Scurfy: GCAGCAAGAGCTCTTTTGTCCATTGAGG DMO6919

The Scurfy mutation can also be detected by a cold Single-Strand Conformation Polymorphism (cSSCP) assay. In this assay, the same PCR products described above are run on 20% acrylamide (TBE) gels after strand denaturation. The Scurfy insertion causes a shift in strand mobility, relative to the normal sequence, and the separate strands are detected after staining with ethidium bromide.

Example 5 FKH^(sf) Gene Expression

Semi-quantitative RT-PCR has been used to analyze the pattern of mouse and human Fkh^(sf) gene expression in a wide variety of tissues and cell lines. Levels of expression are normalized to the ubiquitously expressed DAD-1 gene. In short, the Fkh^(sf) gene is expressed, albeit at very low levels, in nearly every tissue examined thus far, including thymus, spleen, sorted CD4+ and CD4-CD8− T-lymphocytes, as well as kidney, brain, and various mouse and human T-cell lines and human tumors. Absence of expression, however, was noted in freshly sorted mouse B-cells.

As expected, no differences in level of expression were observed in normal vs. Scurfy tissues in the RT-PCR assays.

Example 6 In Vitro Expression of FKH^(SF)

Full-length mouse and human Fkh^(sf) cDNAs, as well as various sub-regions of the cDNAs are cloned into vectors which allow expression in mammalian cells (such as the human Jurkat T-cell line), E. coli or yeast. The E. coli or yeast systems can be used for production of protein for the purpose of raising Fkh^(sf)-specific antibodies (see below).

Example 7 Generation of Anti-FKH^(sf) Antibodies

Protein expressed from vectors described in Example 6 are used to immunize appropriate animals for the production of FKH^(sf) specific antibodies. Either full length or truncated proteins can be used for this purpose. Protein can be obtained, for example, from bacteria such as E. coli, insect cells or mammalian cells. Animal species can include mouse, rabbit, guinea pig, chicken or other. Rabbit antisera specific for FKH^(sf) has been generated, as determined by biochemical characterization (immunoprecipitation and western blotting).

Example 8 Assay for Function of an FKH^(SF) Gene

Since loss of function of the FKH^(sf) protein results in the phenotype observed in scurfy animals (wasting, hyperactive immune responsiveness and death), assays are described for assessing excessive expression of the FKH^(sf) protein. Transgenic animals (described in Example 1) are examined for their state of immune competence, using several different parameters. Animals are examined for the number of lymphoid cells present in lymph nodes and thymus (FIG. 7) as well as the responsiveness of T cells to in vitro stimulation (FIG. 8).

Scurfy mutant animals have roughly twice as many cells in their lymph nodes as normal animals, whereas mice which express excess levels of the normal FKH^(sf) protein contain roughly one-third as many cells (FIG. 7). Further, the number of thymocytes is normal (FIG. 7) as is their cell surface phenotype as assessed by flow cytometry using standard antisera (not shown), indicating that there is no developmental defect associated with excess FKH^(sf) protein.

Normal, scurfy and transgenic animals are further examined for their proliferative responses to T cell stimulation. CD4+ T cells are reacted with antibodies to CD3 and CD28 and their proliferative response measured using radioactive thymidine incorporation. Whereas only scurfy cells divide in the absence of stimulation, normal cells respond well following stimulation. FKH^(sf) transgenic cells also respond to stimulation, however the response is significantly less than that of normal cells (FIG. 8). This indicates that CD4+ T cells that express excess FKH^(sf) have a diminished capacity to respond to stimuli.

Example 9 Human FKH^(sf) cDNA Sequence is Related to JM2

A modified version of the human FKH^(sf) cDNA sequence exists in the GenBank public sequence database. This sequence is called JM2 (GenBank acc. #AJ005891), and is the result of the application of exon prediction programs to the genomic sequence containing the FKH^(sf) gene (Strom, T. M. et al., unpublished—see GenBank acc. #AJ005891). In contrast, the structure of the FKH^(sf) cDNA was determined experimentally. The GAP program of the Genetics Computer Group (GCG; Madison, USA) Wisconsin sequence analysis package was used to compare the two sequences, and the differences are illustrated in FIG. 9. The 5′ ends of the two sequences differ in their location within the context of the genomic DNA sequence, the second coding exon of FKH^(sf) is omitted from JM2, and the last intron of the FKH^(sf) gene is unspliced in the JM2 sequence. These differences result in a JM2 protein with a shorter amino-terminal domain, relative to FKH^(sf), and a large insertion within the forkhead domain (see below) at the carboxy-terminus.

Example 10 The FKH^(sf) Protein is Conserved Across Species

The FKH^(sf) protein can be divided into sub-regions, based on sequence motifs that may indicate functional domains. The two principal motifs in FKH^(sf) are the single zinc finger (ZNF) of the C₂H₂ class in the middle portion of the protein, and the forkhead, or winged-helix domain at the extreme carboxy-terminus of the protein. For the purposes of characterizing the degree of homology between FKH^(sf) and other proteins, we have split the protein up into four regions:

-   -   Amino-terminal domain: residues 1-197 of FIG. 2 residues 1-198         of FIG. 4     -   Zinc finger domain: residues 198-221 of FIG. 2 residues 199-222         of FIG. 4     -   Middle domain: residues 222-336 of FIG. 2 residues 223-336 of         FIG. 4     -   Forkhead domain: residues 337-429 of FIG. 2 residues 337-431 of         FIG. 4

Using the Multiple Sequence Alignment program from the DNAStar sequence analysis package, the Lipman-Pearson algorithm was employed to determine the degree of similarity between the human FKH^(sf) and mouse Fkh^(sf) proteins across these four domains. The results are shown in FIG. 10. The similarity indices ranged from 82.8% to 96.4%, indicating that this protein is very highly conserved across species.

Example 11 Identification of Novel FKH^(sf)-related Genes

The unique features of the FKH^(sf) gene sequence may be used to identify other novel genes (and proteins) which fall into the same sub-class of forkhead-containing molecules. The FKH^(sf) protein is unique in its having a single zinc finger domain amino-terminal to the forkhead domain as well as in the extreme carboxy-terminal position of the forkhead domain. A degenerate PCR approach may be taken to isolate novel genes containing a zinc finger sequence upstream of a forkhead domain. By way of example, the following degenerate primers were synthesized (positions of degeneracy are indicated by parentheses, and “I” indicates the nucleoside inosine):

Forward primer: CA(TC)GGIGA(GA)TG(CT)AA(GA)TGG Reverse primer: (GA)AACCA(GA)TT(AG)TA(AGT)AT(CT)TC(GA)TT

The forward primer corresponds to a region within the zinc finger sequence and the reverse primer corresponds to a region in the middle of the forkhead domain. These primers were used to amplify first-strand cDNA produced as in Example 2 from a variety of human tissues (including liver, spleen, brain, lung, kidney, etc.). The following PCR conditions were used: forward and reverse primers at 0.2 mM final concentration, 60 mM Tris-HCl, 15 mM ammonium sulfate, 1.5 mM magnesium chloride, 0.2 mM each dNTP and 1 unit of Taq polymerase, subjected to 35 cycles (94° C. for 30 sec, 50° C. for 30 sec, 72° C. for 2 min). PCR products were visualized on a 1.8% agarose gel (run in 1×TAE) and sub-cloned into the TA cloning vector (Invitrogen, Carlsbad, Calif.); individual clones were sequenced and used for further characterization of full-length cDNAs.

Alternatively, the unique regions of the FKH^(sf) gene (i.e., the “Amino-terminal” and “Middle” domains) may be used to screen cDNA libraries by hybridization. cDNA libraries, derived from a variety of human and/or mouse tissues, and propagated in lambda phage vectors (eg., lambda gt11) were plated on agarose, plaques were transferred to nylon membranes and probed with fragments derived from the unique regions of the FKH^(sf) gene. Under high stringency conditions (eg., hybridization in 5×SSPE, 5×Denhardt's solution, 0.5% SDS at 65° C., washed in 0.1×SSPE, 0.1% SDS at 65C) only very closely related sequences are expected to hybridize (i.e., 90-100% homologous). Under lower stringency, such as hybridization and washing at 45°-55° C. in the same buffer as above, genes that are related to FKH^(sf) (65-90% homologous) may be identified. Based on results obtained from searching public databases with the unique sequences of FKH^(sf) any genes identified through low- to mid-stringency hybridization experiments are expected to represent novel members of a “FKH^(sf) family”.

Example 12 Overexpression of the Wild-type FoxP3 Gene Results in Decreased Numbers of Peripheral T Cells

The original breeding stocks for scurfy mice were obtained from Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL), with mice subsequently derived by caesarian section into SPF conditions. Transgenic mice were generated by oocyte microinjection by DNX Transgenic Services (Cranbury, N.J.), as described (Brunkow et al., Nat. Gen. 27:68-72, 2001). For the 2826 mouse line, a 30.8 kb cosmid construct was generated from mouse BAC K60 for injection. This cosmid contains the entire Foxp3 gene along with approximately 18 kbp of 5′ sequence and 4 kbp of 3′ sequence. Expression of the gene parallels that of the endogenous gene with respect to tissue distribution (Brunkow et al., Nat. Gen. 27:68-72, 2001). The Ick-Foxp3 transgenic animals were generated using the Ick pacmotor to drive expression (Garvin et al., Int. Immunol 2(2):173, 1990). Both transgenic and scurfy mice were backcrossed onto the C57B1/6 background (JAX) for 4-6 generations for all studies. No differences in responsiveness or phenotype were noted during backcrossing. Northern blot analysis was performed as described previously (Brunkow et al., Nat. Gen. 27:68-72, 2001).

Initial experiments involving the Foxp3 transgenic mice demonstrated that in 5/5 lines generated from distinct founder animals, the expression of the wild-type Foxp3 transgene prevented disease in sf/Y mutant mice (Brunkow et al., Nat. Gen. 27:68-72, 2001). Further analysis demonstrates that the copy number of the transgene is directly correlated to the expression of the gene at the mRNA level (Brunkow et al., Nat. Gen. 27:68-72, 2001). This is likely due to the fact that the transgene construct consisted of a large genomic fragment including a substantial portion of 5′ sequence and much of the regulatory region. In analyzing the various transgenic lines, it also becomes clear that there was a direct relationship between the expression of the Foxp3 gene and the number of lymph node cells (Brunkow et al., Nat. Gen. 27:68-72, 2001). The relationship between transgene copy number and cell number is shown for three of the founder lines, with the scurfy mutant animal (sf/Y) and normal littermate controls (NLC) for comparison (see, Table 1 below). Lymphoid cell number from transgenic (lines 2826, 1292 and 2828), normal littermate control and scurfy mutant (sf/Y) mice were determined for various tissues from representative age-matched (4 week old) mice. The approximate transgene copy number was determined by Southern blot analysis and correlated well with Foxp3 gene expression (Brunkow et al., Nat. Gen. 27:68-72, 2001). Although there is a less dramatic, but consistent, difference in the number of splenic cells in the transgenic mice as well, the number of thymocytes is not significantly affected. For reasons of simplicity, except where noted, the remainder of the experiments utilized the 2826 transgenic line. Animals from this line are generally healthy and survive for greater than one year under SPF conditions. The line has approximately 16 copies of the transgene and by northern blot analysis is expressed at ten to twenty times the level of the endogenous gene in lymphoid tissues (Brunkow et al., Nat. Gen. 27:68-72, 2001). The transgene, like the endogenous gene, is only poorly expressed in non-lymphoid tissues, a likely consequence of its expression under the control of its endogenous promoter. Lymph node cell number in mice from this line range from 15-50 percent of normal, with the number of cells accumulating with age. Splenic cell number is less dramatically affected although generally decreased, with a range of 25-90 percent of normal.

TABLE 1 Transgene Copy Cell Number (×10⁶) Genotype Number Thymus Lymph Node Spleen NLC NA 121.4 1.5 84.4 2826 ~16 111.8 0.5 60.8 1292  ~9  98.6 1.0 76.4 2828 ~45 108.5 0.4 61.1 Scurfy NA  64.4 4.7 109.5 

Example 13 Thymic Phenotype of Scurfin-Transgenic Mice

The role of the Foxp3 gene in thymic selection remains unclear. Deletion of superantigen-specific Vβ-bearing thymocytes appears normal in both sf/Y as well as 2826 transgenic mice. Consistent with this, overexpression of the Foxp3 gene using its own endogenous promoter (2826 line) also does not appear to result in any gross changes in thymic development or selection. The number of thymocytes (Table I) and their distribution amongst the major phenotypic subsets is indistinguishable from littermate control animals. Thymus, lymph node and splenic tissues were collected as described (Clark et al., Immunol 162:2546, 1999) and were resuspended in staining buffer (1% BSA, 0.1% sodium azide in PBS) at a cell density of 20×10⁶/mL. Cell aliquots were treated with 2% normal mouse serum (Sigma) to block non-specific binding then stained by incubation on ice for 30 minutes with combinations of the following fluorochrome-conjugated anti-mouse monoclonal antibodies (mAbs): CD3, CD8β, CD4, CD25, IgG2a control (Caltag Laboratories, Burlingame, Calif.); CD28, CD45RB, CD44, CD62L, CD69, CD95 (PharMingen, San Diego, Calif.). The fluorescence intensity of approximately 10⁵ cells was examined using a MoFlo™ flow cytometer (Cytomation, Fort Collins, Colo.) with dead cell exclusion by addition of propidium iodide (10 μg/mL).

A more detailed examination of the CD4⁻8⁻ subset also reveals a normal distribution of gamma-delta cells and CD25⁺ cells. Importantly, the fraction of CD4⁺8⁻ expressing the maturation markers CD69 and HSA is identical in 2826 and control animals, suggesting that the maturation process is normal.

Overexpression of the Foxp3 gene in the thymus alone has a significantly different phenotype from the 2826 mice noted above. Transgenic mice expressing Foxp3 selectively in the thymus (16.5 and 8.3) under control of the Ick proximal promoter were crossed to sf/+ carrier females. Male scurfy mice (sf/Y) that carried the thymus-specific transgene (16.5 and 8.3) succumbed to disease at the same time and in the same manner as non-transgenic liftermates. Sf/Y transgenic animals expressing Foxp3 under its endogenous regulatory sequences (2826) did succumb to disease. Cell number is derived from mice that carried the transgene in addition to the wild-type Foxp3 gene.

Transgenic animals that express the Foxp3 gene exclusively in thymus (under the control of the Ick proximal promoter) are unable to rescue sf/Y mice from disease (see, Table 2 below). Two separate founder animals were crossed to scurfy carrier females in an attempt to prevent disease. In each case sf/Y mice carrying the Ick proximal promoter -Foxp3 transgene developed an acute lymphoproliferative disease that was identical both in severity and time course to that seen in non-transgenic sf/Y siblings. In each case expression of the transgene was restricted to the thymus with no detectable expression in peripheral organs, including spleen. The Northern Blot analysis was carried out as presented in Example 1. Further, thymic expression of the Ick-driven transgene was substantially greater than that of the gene in 2826 transgenic animals or of the endogenous gene in normal littermate control mice. Hence it appears that the fatal lymphoproliferative disease seen in sf/Y mice does not arise as a consequence of scurfin mediated developmental defects in the thymus.

TABLE 2 Disease in Cell Number (×10⁶) Genotype Sf/Y mice? Thymus Lymph Node NLC NA 79.0 2.9 2826 No 100.1 2.2 16.5 Yes 110.4 2.7 8.3 Yes 32.2 2.9

Although transgenic (non-sf) animals carrying the Ick-driven transgene appear generally normal, high level expression of the transgene within the thymus does have phenotypic consequence in normal (non-sf) animals. Significantly increased expression of the transgene in otherwise normal mice leads to a relative decrease in the percentage of double-positive thymocytes and a corresponding increase in the percentage of double-negative (DN) cells, as well as a decrease in overall thymic cell number (see, Table 2). T cell development still occurs in these animals as assessed by the generation of CD4 and CD8 single positive cells and by the presence of relatively normal numbers of peripheral T cells in both lymph node and spleen (see, Table 2). CD69 expression on CD4⁺8⁻ cells from the thymus is similar in transgenic and wild-type littermates, suggesting positive selection likely proceeds normally, whereas within the DN compartment, the fraction of cells expressing CD25 is diminished relative to wild-type animals. These transgenic animals indicate that overexpression of the Foxp3 gene within the thymic compartment specifically can alter thymic development, but this appears to have no effect on regulating peripheral T cell activity.

Example 14 Altered Phenotype of Peripheral T Cells from Scurfin-Transgenic Mice

In addition to a decrease in the number of peripheral T cells in 2826 mice, there is a slight reduction in the percentage of CD4⁺8⁻ cells in both the lymph node and spleen relative to NLC. Whereas the CD3 levels appear normal on peripheral T cells, there are a number of other surface markers with altered expression levels. For CD4⁺8⁻ cells in the transgenic mice, the most consistent changes are a small decrease in the expression of CD62L and CD45RB as well as an increase in the expression of CD95. By comparison, cells from sf mutant animals have a very different phenotype. CD4⁺8⁻ cells from these mice are large and clearly activated. They are predominantly CD44^(H1), CD45RB^(LO), CD62L^(LO) and partially CD69⁺ (Clark et al., Immunol 162:2546).

CD4⁻8⁺ cell numbers were also reduced in both the spleen and lymph nodes of scurfin-transgenic mice. This decrease is typically more dramatic (50-75%) than the decrease in the CD4⁺8⁻ compartment (25-50%). CD4⁻8⁺ T cells display relatively minor and variable changes in the level of CD62L, CD45RB and CD95 on the cell surface in comparison to NLC. In contrast to CD4⁺8⁻ T cells, there is a more pronounced increase in the percentage of CD4⁻8⁺ T cells that were also CD44^(HI). Overall, the CD4⁻S⁺ cells do not express surface markers at levels that characterize them as specifically naive, activated or memory.

Example 15 Histological Analyses of Scurfin-Transgenic Mice

Whereas peripheral T cells in 2826 mice are clearly decreased in number, a determination was made whether the architecture of the lymphoid organs was also perturbed. Histological examination of the major lymphoid organs (thymus, lymph node and spleen) indicated that the most significant changes were found in the mesenteric and peripheral lymph nodes. Tissues for histological analysis were removed from mice approximately 8 weeks after birth and immediately fixed in buffered 10% formalin. Paraffin-embedded sections were processed for hematoxylin and eosin staining and comparative histopathology performed on representative mice. As expected, the thymus appears relatively normal, with a well-defined cortico-medullary junction, although there appears to be a slight reduction in the size of the thymic medulla. Transgenic animals had smaller peripheral lymph nodes, lack robust and normally distributed lymphoid follicles, lack distinct margins between follicular and interfollicular areas and had more obvious sinuses than those found in the lymph nodes of the normal liftermate control mice. Even though the spleen and Peyer's patches appear approximately normal in size and microarchitecture, there is a moderate decrease in total cell number and no or minimal evidence of germinal centers in these tissues. The changes noted here reflect a hypocellular state distinct from a number of other targeted mutations in which the lymph nodes fail to develop. Therefore, while T cells are capable of development in an apparently normal manner, their representation within the peripheral lymphoid tissues, particularly the lymph nodes, is substantially decreased.

Example 16 Decreased Functional Responses of CD4⁺8⁻ Cells from Scurfin-Transgenic Mice

The phenotypic and cell number data suggest that there are specific defects in the biology of CD4 T cells from 2826 transgenic animals. The functional responses of T cells from these animals to several stimuli were evaluated, including anti-CD3 and anti-CD28. Lymphocytes were isolated from various tissues from NLC, 2826 transgenic or scurfy (mutant) mice and CD4 cells were purified by cell sorting. Thymus, lymph node and splenic tissues were removed from appropriate animals, macerated between sterile microscope slides, filtered through a sterile 70 μm nylon mesh and collected by centrifugation. CD4⁺ T lymphocytes were sort purified from these tissues by positive selection using the MoFlo. Sort purities as determined by post-sort analysis were typically greater than 95%. Cells were cultured at 37° C. in complete RPMI (cRPMI) (10% fetal bovine serum, 0.05 mM 2-mercaptoethanol, 15 mM HEPES, 100 U/mL penicillin, 100 μg/mL each streptomycin and glutamine) in 96-well round-bottomed tissue culture plates. Culture wells were prepared for T cell activation by pre-incubation with the indicated concentrations of purified antibody to CD3 (clone 2C11) in sterile PBS for 4 hours at 37° C. Purified α-mouse CD28 (clone 37.51) or α-mouse KLH (control antibody) was co-immobilized at 1 μg/ml final concentration.

T cells were cultured at a cell density of 1 to 5×10⁴ cells/well in 200 μL of cRPMI for 72 hours. Supernatant (100 μl) was removed at 48 hours for analysis of cytokine production. Wells were pulsed with 1 μCi/well of ³[H]-thymidine (Amersham Life Science, Arlington Heights, Ill.) for the last 8-12 hours of culture and then harvested (Tomtec). Proliferation data reported are based upon mean value of triplicate wells and represent a minimum of 3 experiments. Cytokine levels were determined by ELISA assay according to the manufacturer's direction (Biosource International, Camarillo, Calif.).

To test for proliferation and IL-2 production, a single cell suspension of Balb/c spleen cells was generated to used as stimulator cells. These cells were irradiated (3300 rads) and incubated a 10:1 ratio (stimulator:effector) with scurfin-transgenic or NLC spleen cells. To some cultures, IL-2 was added at 100 U/ml. For proliferation assays, cells were pulsed after five days and harvested as above. Both proliferation and IL-2 production are significantly diminished in cells from the transgenic animals compared to their littermates. Although transgenic animals increase their responsiveness with increasing stimulation, they rarely reached the levels achieved by NLC. This is particularly true for IL-2 production, in which cells from 2826 mice consistently produce low to undetectable amounts of this cytokine. Similar results were seen whether the cells were derived from the spleen or the lymph nodes.

As expected, cells from scurfy animals were hyper-responsive to stimulation and produce increased amounts of IL-2. The effect of the transgene was independent of strain and have remained constant during the back-crossing of the animals onto C57BI/6 through at least generation N6. T cells from transgenic mice remained responsive to anti-CD28 in this assay whereas stimulation with anti-CD3 and control Ig results in generally poor responses that were lower than, but similar to NLC responses. Addition of high doses of IL-2 is able to partially overcome the proliferative defect in CD4⁺8⁻ T cells from 2826 mice, but generally fails to restore the response to that of wild-type animals.

In contrast to peripheral T cells, but consistent with the phenotypic data above, the proliferative response of thymic CD4⁺8⁻ cells is approximately comparable between transgenic and NLC mice. IL-2 production by thymic CD4⁺8⁻ cells however, is reduced substantially from the transgenic animals. The reduction in IL-2 production by thymocytes is somewhat more variable than that seen in lymph node or spleen and may suggest that the IL-2 produced is also consumed during the culture. Alternatively, thymocytes may produce other growth factors less affected by the expression of the Foxp3 gene. Nevertheless, the data generally support the conclusion that a major defect in the transgenic animals is in the ability of both thymic and peripheral T cells to produce IL-2.

Example 17 Altered Functional Responses of Scurfin-Transgenic CD4⁻8⁺ T CELLS

The ability of transgenic T cells to generate and function as cytotoxic T cells (CTL) was determined in an in vitro assay. A single cell suspension of Balb/c spleen cells was generated to use as stimulator cells. These cells were irradiated (3300 rads) and incubated a 10:1 ratio (stimulator:effector) with scurfin-transgenic or NLC spleen cells. To some cultures, IL-2 was added at 100 U/ml. For generation of CTL, splenic T cells were stimulated in a similar manner in the presence of 100 U/ml of IL-2. After five days, cells were either assayed in the JAM assay (Matzinger, P. J immunol 145(1-2):185 (1991)) or re-stimulated on a new stimulator layer. Cells were approximately 95% CD4⁻8⁺.

Transgenic T cells were stimulated in a mixed-lymphocyte culture containing increasing numbers of irradiated allogeneic stimulator cells in the presence or absence of IL-2. The proliferative response of either transgenic or NLC effector cells was then measured. T cells from the transgenic animals responded poorly in the absence of exogenous IL-2, consistent with the data for purified CD4⁺8⁻ cells (above). In the presence of exogenous IL-2, transgenic T cells displayed an increased proliferative response, but still required a higher number of stimulator cells to reach a similar level of proliferation as control cells. The ability of mixed T cell populations to respond to stimulation in this assay may reflect the presence of both CD4⁺8⁻ and CD4⁻8⁺ T cells in these cultures.

As a direct indicator of CD4⁻8⁺ activity, the cytotoxic ability of T cells were assayed in a standard target cell lysis assay. CD4⁻8⁺ T cells were generated using allogeneic feeder cells in the presence of IL-2 and assayed to determine the ability of these cells to lyse target cells. Balb/c spleen cells were stimulated with PMA (10 ng/ml) in the presence of ionomycin (250 ng/ml) for 24 hours to allow for efficient loading of cells with ³[H]-thymidine. After 24 hours, ³[H]-thymidine (5 μCi/ml) was added to PMA+lonomycin-stimulated Balb/c spleen cells. Cells were incubated at 37° C. for 18 hours and then washed. CD4⁻8⁺ effector cells were plated with target Balb/c cells at increasing ratios ranging from 1.5:1 to 50:1 (effector:target) in a 96-well flat-bottom plate (experimental) in a final volume of 100 μl. The cells were pelleted by centrifugation and incubated at 37° C. for four hours. A plate containing labeled Balb/c cells alone was harvested immediately and used to determine total counts (TC). A second plate containing labeled Balb/c cells alone was also incubated at 37° C. for four hours to determine spontaneous release (SR). After four hours of incubation, cells were harvested onto glass fiber and counted in a scintillation counter.

Percent lysis was determined as follows: {[(Total-SR)−(Experimental −SR)]/(Total counts−SR)}* 100=% lysis. At higher effector-to-target ratios (50:1 and 25:1), scurfin-transgenic CD4⁻8⁺ cells were as effective at lysing target cells as cells generated from NLC, while at the intermediate ratios (12.5-3:1), transgenic cells were significantly reduced in their cytolytic function in comparison to NLC. However, the transgenic cells were still effective with 50-60% lysis at these intermediate ratios. Overall, these data suggest that scurfin-transgenic T cells possess cytolytic activity, but are less effective than NLC. In addition, exogenous IL-2 was required to generate functional CD4⁻8⁺ T cells, presumably due to the poor endogenous production of this cytokine.

As a further indicator of T cell responsiveness, the functional responsiveness of 2826 transgenic animals to antigen in vivo was addressed. Contact sensitivity responses using Oxazalone as the challenging agent were carried out on 2826 mice and their littermate controls. Age-matched animals were treated on the left ear with 2% Oxazalone (diluted in olive oil/acetone), using a final volume of 25 μl. After 7 days, ear thickness was measured using spring-loaded calipers and mice were challenged on the right ear with 2% Oxazalone (8 μl per ear). Ear thickness was measured at 24 hours and is reported as change in ear thickness compared to pre-challenge. Control mice were challenged only. Thickness of ears following initial priming (prior to challenge) was no different from untreated ears. Mice were subsequently treated with PMA (10 ng/ml; 8 μl/ear) on the priming ear. Ear thickness was measured at 18 hours and is reported as thickness compared to pre-treatment.

In these studies, transgenic animals made a consistently poor response to Oxazalone at all times examined, whereas control animals responded normally. The transgenic animals however responded normally to challenge with PMA, indicating that they were capable of generating an inflammatory reaction to a strong, non antigen-specific challenge. Further studies using animals transgenic for both a TCR and Foxp3 will examine in vivo responses in greater detail.

Example 18 Scurfy T Cells can be Inhibited by Wild Type T Cells in Vivo

It has previously been reported that adoptive transfer of CD4⁺8⁻ T cells from sf mice into nude mice transfers disease as measured by the wasting and skin lesions characteristics of sf. However, grafting of sfthymus into normal mice does not transmit the disease suggesting immunocompetent mice are capable of inhibiting sf cells (Godfrey et al., Am. J. Pathol. 145:281-286, 1994). To better understand the mechanism of inhibition either 3×10⁶ sf CD4+ T cells or wildtype CD4⁺ T cells or a mix of sf and wildtype CD4⁺ T cells were adoptively transferred into syngeneic C3H-SCID mice.

C3H SCID mice were purchased from The Jackson Laboratory (Bar Harbor, Me.). All animals were housed in specific pathogen free environment and studies were conducted following PHS guidelines. The original double mutant strain, sf (sf) and closely linked sparse-fur (Otc^(spf)), were obtained from Oak Ridge National Laboratory. The double mutants were backcrossed to Mus musculus castaneous to obtain recombinants carrying either (Otc^(spf)) mutation or sf mutation (Brunkow et al., Nat Gen 27:68-72, 2001). Prior to cloning of sf gene carrier females for sf mutation were identified by the amplification of genomic DNA with primers 5′-ATTTTGATT ACAGCATGTCCCC-3′ (SEQ ID NO:15) and 5′-ACGGAAACACTCTTATGTGCG-3′ (SEQ ID NO:16) (primers for microsatellite marker DXMit136 which was found to be inseparable from sf phenotype during backcrossing).

The single mutant sf strain was maintained by breeding carrier females to F1 males of (C3Hf/rl×101/RI) or (101/RI×C3H/RI). Sf males were used at age 15-21 days and wildtype control animals were used at 6-12 weeks of age. Scurfy or wildtype CD4⁺ T were purified by cell sorting. The cells were resuspended in 0.9% saline, pH 7.2 and mixed at different ratios in a final volume of 200 μl and injected into SCID mice via tail-vein. Mice were monitored weekly for weight loss. Approximately 50 μl of blood was collected by eye-bleeds. Red blood cells were lysed and leukocytes were stimulated at 5×10⁴ cells/well for 48 hours with immobilized anti-CD3 (5 μg/ml) and anti-CD28 (1 μg/ml).

Mice that received sf T cells showed signs of wasting (seen as weight loss) 3-4 weeks post-transfer that became progressively worse, whereas the mice that received a mixture of sf and wildtype T cells showed a normal weight gain corresponding to their age (FIG. 11A). Mice that received only wildtype T cells showed a similar weight gain with age. In addition, mice receiving only sf T cells developed an inflammatory reaction around, but not within, the eye that persisted throughout the experiment. If the disease was allowed to progress, the recipients of sf T cells only died 8-16 weeks after transfer. Recipients of a mix of sf and wildtype T cells remained healthy throughout the experiment (experiments done up to 16 weeks).

Histological examination of the large intestine of mice receiving sf T cells showed crypt abscesses, thick epithelium, increased epithelial cellularity and cellular infiltrates in the colonic wall, consistent with proliferative colitis (FIG. 11B). In comparison, the intestine of mice receiving a mixture of sf and wildtype T cells (or wildtype cells alone) appeared normal, correlating with the lack of wasting in these mice.

For the histological examination, tissues were removed from C3H/SCID mice receiving either sf T cells, wildtype T cells or a mixture of sf and wildtype T cells. Intestines were flushed with cold PBS and immediately fixed in 10% formalin. Paraffin embedded sections were processed for hematoxylin and eosin staining and comparative histopathology (Applied Veterinary Pathobiology, Bainbridge Is., Wash.).

Cellular infiltration and inflammation was also noted in a number of other organs (including kidney, liver and skin) from mice that received sf T cells only and such cells were not found in animals that received wildtype cells. Further, the lymph nodes and spleen from sf-recipient animals were substantially enlarged compared to their controls, indicating a marked lymphoproliferative process. Lymph nodes were collected from 6-12 weeks old mice and macerated in DMEM+10% FBS in between the ground glass ends of sterile microscope slides. The cells were filtered through 70 μM nylon mesh, collected by centrifugation and resuspended at ˜50×10⁶ cells/ml in complete media.

CD4⁺ T cells from sf mice have been shown to be hyperproliferative and to secrete large amounts of cytokines such as IL-2, IL-4 and IFN-γ (Blair et al., J. Immunol. 153:3764-774 (1994); Kanangat et al., Eur. J. Immunol. 26:161-165 (1996)). To monitor the activation status of the CD4⁺ T cells that were transferred into the SCID animals, IL-4 secretion by PBMC of recipient mice was measured. PBMC from various recipients were stimulated with anti-CD3 and anti-CD28 in vitro for 48 hours and secreted IL-4 was detected by ELISA kit (BioSource International, Camarillo, Calif.) according to manufacturer's instruction. At an early time point post-transfer (8-10 days), IL-4 was produced by PBMC from all the recipients (FIG. 11 c). At later time points (2 weeks or more), PBMC from recipients of sf T cells secreted significant amounts of IL-4 whereas the PBMC of mice receiving either wildtype T cells only or a mixture of sf and wildtype T cells secreted little IL-4. Lack of weight loss, tissue infiltrates and suppression of IL-4 secretion in mice receiving a mixture of sf and wildtype T cells indicated that wildtype T cells were inhibiting the activation and disease progression normally associated with the transfer of sf CD4+ T cells.

Example 19 SF Cells are Regulated by CD4⁺ CD25⁺ T-Regulatory Cells

There have been numerous reports that the CD4⁺CD25⁺ subset of peripheral CD4⁺ T cells (T-reg cells) is involved in regulating other T cells, both in vivo and in vitro (Roncarolo et al., Curr. Opin. Immun. 12:676-683 (2000); Sakaguchi, S., Cell 101:455-458 (2000); Shevach, E. M., Ann. Rev. Immun. 18:423-449 (2000)). It was therefore of interest to determine if such T-reg cells were responsible for the inhibition of disease seen after co-transfer of sf and wildtype CD4⁺ T cells in vivo. Two million sf CD4⁺ T cells were mixed at different ratios either with wildtype CD4⁺CD25⁻ T cells or with wildtype CD4⁺CD25⁺ T-reg cells and injected into C3H/SCID mice. The recipients were monitored for weight loss and IL-4 secretion by PBMC as described in Example 1. For isolating T-reg cells these were stained with anti-CD4-FITC (Caltag Laboratories, Burlingame, Calif.) and anti-CD25-biotin (Caltag) for 30 min on ice. The cells were washed twice with PBS and stained with strepavidin-APC (Molecular Probes, Eugene, Oreg.) for 20 min on ice. Cells were washed twice and positive sorted for CD4⁺CD25⁺ T cells.

As before, mice receiving sf T cells alone showed signs of wasting (FIG. 12) and IL-4 production. However, mice that received a mixture of sf T cells and higher doses (110,000 or more) of wildtype CD4⁺CD25⁺ T-reg cells showed a marked reduction in signs of disease such as weight loss. In comparison, mice that received a mix of sf and CD4⁺CD25⁻ T cells showed signs of disease at all doses except when the number of CD4⁺CD25⁻ T cells was greater than 1.1 million. The small amount of suppression seen with higher numbers of CD4⁺CD25⁻ T cells may indicate that there are additional mechanisms of suppression or that CD4⁺CD25⁻ T cells give rise to CD4⁺CD25⁺ T-reg cells post-transfer. It seems unlikely that the mechanism of inhibition by CD4⁺CD25⁻ T-reg involves in vivo competition for lymphoid space, since as few as 1.1×10⁵ T-reg can inhibit the activity of 2×10⁶ sf T cells.

In order to better understand the mechanism of inhibition of sf CD4+ T cells by CD4⁺CD25⁺ T-reg cells, in vitro mixing experiments were conducted. Sf CD4⁺ T cells or wildtype CD4⁺CD25⁻ T cells were activated with anti-CD3 in presence or absence of CD4⁺CD25⁺ T-reg cells at various responder:suppressor ratios. FIG. 13 shows that the proliferative responses of wildtype CD4⁺ T cells stimulated with APC and anti-CD3 were suppressed significantly by the addition of CD4⁺CD25⁺ T-reg cells. These CD4⁺CD25⁺ T-reg cells also inhibited the proliferative responses of sf CD4⁺ T cells. However CD4⁺CD25⁺ T-reg cells were less effective in inhibiting sf CD4⁺ T cells than wildtype CD4⁺ T cells. This result, like that seen with co-transfer in vivo, indicates that the hyper-responsive state of sf T cells can be regulated by T-reg cells.

For APC, spleens were collected in a similar fashion as lymph nodes and stained with anti-Thy-1-FITC or anti-Thy1-PE (Caltag). Cells were washed and negative sorted for Thy-1. The cells were sorted using a MoFlo flow cytometer (Cytomation, Fort Collins, Colo.) and Cyclops (Cytomation) software at a rate of 10-20,000/min. Cell doublets and monocytic cells were eliminated on the basis of forward and side scatter gates, and dead cells were excluded by propidium iodide (10 μg/ml) stain. The purity of the sorted cell population was routinely 90-99%. Thy-1⁻ APC were treated with mitomycin C (Sigma, 50 μg/ml) for 20 min at 37° C. and washed three times with DMEM+10% FBS before using in proliferation assays. For regulatory T cell assays, CD4+ T cells were stimulated at 5×10⁴ cells/well in 200 ul DMEM+10% FBS with soluble anti-CD3 (2C11; Pharmingen) at 1 μg/ml and an equal number of mitomycin C treated Thy-1⁻ APC from spleens. For T-reg assays MoFlo sorted CD4⁺CD25⁺ T cells were added at various ratios.

Cultures were incubated 72 hour at 37° C. and pulsed with 1 μCi/well with [³H] thymidine (Amersham Life Sciences, Arlington, Ill.) for the last 8-12 hours of culture. For in vitro preactivation, CD4⁺CD25⁺ or CD4⁺CD25⁻ T cells were stimulated at 5×10⁴ cells/well in 200 μl DMEM+10% FBS with soluble anti-CD3 (1 μg/ml for wildtype cells or 10 μg/ml for Foxp3 transgenic cells), 4 ng/ml rIL-2 (Chiron) and an equal number of mitomycin-C treated Thy-1⁻ APC from spleens. The cells were harvested at 72 hours, stained with CD4-FITC or CD4-PE and positively sorted for CD4 using a MoFlo flow cytometer as described above. These cells were then added to the regulatory T cell assay as previously described at the same ratios as freshly isolated CD4⁺CD25⁺ T cells.

Example 20 TGF-β does not Inhibit SF CD4⁺ T Cells

Recent studies have implicated a critical role for CTLA-4 and secretion of TGF-β in regulatory function of CD4⁺CD25⁺ T-reg cells in vivo (Read et al., J. Exp. Med. 192:295-302, 2000); Takahashi et al., J. Exp. Med. 192:303-310, 2000). To test whether sf cells were sensitive to inhibition with TGF-β, CD4⁺ T cells were stimulated with or without the addition of exogenous TGF-β. For the TGF-β assays, anti-CD3 (at varying concentrations, Pharmingen) and anti-CD28 (1 μg/ml, Pharmingen) were immobilized on plastic. TGF-β (R&D) was added at a final concentration of 2.5 ng/ml. Cultures were incubated for indicated time periods at 37° C. Individual wells were pulsed with 1 μCi/well with [³H] thymidine (Amersham Life Sciences, Arlington, Ill.) for the last 8-12 hours of culture. Proliferation data are mean value of triplicate wells and represent a minimum of three experiments.

As expected, wildtype CD4⁺ T cells stimulated with either anti-CD3 alone (FIG. 14A) or with the combination of anti-CD3 and anti-CD28 were inhibited significantly by TGF-β (FIG. 14B). However, sf cells stimulated either with anti-CD3 or anti-CD3/CD28 were not sensitive to inhibition with TGF-β, regardless of the dose of anti-CD3 or TGF-β. The lack of TGF-β inhibition was specific to T cells since proliferation and cytokine production by B cells as well as monocytes, both stimulated with LPS, from sf mice were sensitive to TGF-β inhibition. It is worth noting however, that high levels of exogenous IL-2 can largely overcome the inhibitory effect of TGF-β on T cells, potentially by downregulating TGF-β receptor expression (Cottrez et al., J. Immunol. 167:773-778, 2001). T cells from sf animals produce extremely high levels of IL-2 upon stimulation, and this may contribute to the lack of inhibition by TGF-β on T cell function of sf mice. Additionally, the role of TGF-β production by T-reg cells in in vitro assays is not clear. Most experimental systems do not point to a role for TGF-β in this system, although the in vivo data does indicate an important role for TGF-β in inhibitory activity of CD4⁺CD25⁺ T-reg cells (Read et al., J. Exp. Med. 192:295-302, 2000).

Example 21 FoxP3 Expression is Upregulated in CD4⁺CD25⁺ T-reg Cells

The Foxp3 gene is expressed at highest levels in lymphoid tissues such as thymus, lymph node and spleen (Brunkow et al., Nature Genetics 27:68-72, 2001). The lymphoid expression of Foxp3 seems to be predominantly in CD4⁺ T cells, since the level of expression in CD8⁺ T cells as well as B cells was significantly lower or undetectable (Brunkow et al., Nature Genetics 27:68-72, 2001).

To assess if Foxp3 plays a role in CD4⁺CD25⁺ T-reg cells, the expression of Foxp3 transcript in CD4⁺CD25⁺ and CD4⁺CD25⁻ T cells from normal as well as Foxp3 transgenic mice (˜16 copies of Foxp3 transgene) was compared. CD4⁺CD25⁺ or CD4⁺CD25⁻ T cell populations were collected as described above. Oligo dT primed first-strand cDNA was synthesized from these cells using the SuperScript Preamplification System (Gibco-BRL, Rockville, Md.) and used as a template for real-time RT-PCR using an ABI Prism 7700 instrument. Foxp3 expression was measured using the primers 5′-GGCCCTTCTCCAGGACAGA-3′ (SEQ ID NO:17) and 5′-GCTGATCATGGCTGGGTTGT-3′ (SEQ ID NO:18) at a final concentration of 300 nM and with internal TaqMan probe 5′-FAM-AGCTTCATCCTAGCGGTTTGCCTGAG-AATAC-TAMRA-3′ (SEQ ID NO:19) at a final concentration of 100 nM. Dad1 was used as an endogenous reference (Hong et al., 1997). Dad1 primers were 5′-CCTCTCTG-GCTTCATCTCTTGTGT-3′ (SEQ ID NO:20) and 5′-CCGGAGAGATGCCTTGGM-3′ (SEQ ID NO:21), used at a final concentration of 50 nM and TaqMan probe 5′-6FAM-AGCTTCATCCTAGCGGTTTGCCTGAGAATAC-TAMARA-3′ (SEQ ID NO:22) at a final concentration of 100 nM. Other components of the PCR mix were from the TaqMan Universal Master Mix (PE Applied Biosystems). PCR cycling conditions were 50° C. for 2 min; 95° C. for 10 min; and 40 cycles of 95° C. for 15 seconds, 60° C. for 1 minute.

Data was collected by ABI Prism 7700 Sequence Detection System Software, Version 1.6.4. A standard curve was generated with a dilution series (1×, 1:10, 1:100, 1:1000, 1:10,000) of a standard cDNA sample which was run at the same time as the unknown samples. The software determines the relative quantity of each unknown based by plotting a curve of threshold cycle (CT) versus starting quantity and using the C_(T) to calculate the relative level of unknown sample. Each sample was run in duplicate and mean values used for calculations. Data is expressed as normalized Foxp3 expression, which was obtained by dividing the relative quantity of Foxp3 for each sample by the relative quantity of Dad1 for the same sample.

Interestingly, the level of Foxp3 expression in CD4⁺CD25⁻ T cells was nearly undetectable whereas CD4⁺CD25⁺ T-reg cells expressed the highest amounts of Foxp3 so far described (FIG. 15A). The level of Foxp3 expression in T cell subsets of Foxp3 transgenic mice was also determined. These animals have ˜16 fold the amount of Foxp3 message found in wildtype animals. In Foxp3 transgenic mice, Foxp3 expression was detectable in both CD4⁺CD25⁻ as well as CD4⁺CD25⁺ T cells, but similar to wildtype cells, CD4⁺CD25⁺ T cells expressed significantly greater levels of Foxp3. A subset of CD4⁺ cells in sf mutant animals also expresses CD25, although this population is large in size and expresses CD69, indicating they are likely cells previously activated in vivo. Nonetheless, it was determined that these CD4⁺CD25⁺ cells from the sf mutant animals do not show enhanced amounts of Foxp3 message, indicating that these cells are likely not T-reg in nature.

CD4⁺CD25⁺ T-reg cells express certain markers such as CTLA-4, OX-40, GITR (McHugh, R. S. et al. Immunity 16: 311-23, 2002); Shimizu, J. et al. Nature Immunology 3: 135-42, 2002) that are characteristics of activated T cells. To assess if Foxp3 expression in CD4⁺CD25⁺ T-reg cells was due to activation of T cells, Foxp3 expression was measured in CD25+ and CD25− subsets of CD4 T cells before and after in vitro activation (FIG. 15B). CD4+CD25− T cells did not express any Foxp3 even after in vitro with anti-CD3 and IL-2. Interestingly, the expression of Foxp3 in CD4⁺CD25⁺ T-reg cells decreased slightly after activation. This indicated that Foxp3 unlike any other markers reported so far on CD4⁺CD25⁺ T-reg cells was specific to this subset and was unrelated to the activated/memory phenotype of these cells.

Example 22 Overexpression of FoxP3 Leads to an Increased Number of CD4⁺CD25⁺ Cells But Does Not Lead to an Increase in Regulatory Activity

The relatively exclusive expression of Foxp3 within the T-reg subset might indicate that this transcription factor is either required for the generation of this subset or is directly involved in its function. To determine if Foxp3 plays a role in CD4⁺CD25⁺ T-reg cell function, the functional activity of CD4⁺CD25⁺ and CD4⁺CD25⁻ T cell subset from Foxp3 transgenic mice was examined. These animals have 16 fold more Foxp3 message than found in wildtype animals, with very high amounts in the CD4⁺CD25⁺ subset. Additionally, there were fewer total CD4⁺ cells in these transgenic animals and those cells are hyporesponsive relative to their littermate controls. Whereas there were a slightly increased percentage of CD4+CD25+ T cells in the transgenic mice, the expression of CD25 was more diffuse and, unlike in wildtype animals, these cells did not comprise a distinct subset of cells (FIG. 16). A comparison of functional activity of CD4⁺CD25⁺ T-reg cells from wildtype and Foxp3 transgenic mice showed that although cells from the transgenic mice do display regulatory activity, there was no significant increase in suppressive ability relative to their wildtype counterparts on a per-cell basis (FIG. 17).

Under the T-reg assay conditions the CD4⁺CD25⁺ T-reg cells were activated at the same time as the responders. Since CD4⁺ T cells from Foxp3 transgenics were hyporesponsive to TCR stimulation it was likely that the Foxp3-Tg CD4+CD25+ T-reg cells were not getting activated to the same extent as the wildytpe CD4⁺CD25⁺ T-reg cells during the assay. This raised the possibility that if CD4⁺CD25⁺ T-reg cells from Foxp3 transgenics were activated to the same extent as wildtype cells they would exhibit higher regulatory activity.

To address the issue CD4⁺CD25⁺ T cells were pre-activated in vitro with anti-CD3 in the presence of APC and IL-2 for 72 hours according to the previously published protocol (Thornton et al., J. Immun. 164:183-190, 2000). Based on our previous observations the T cells from Foxp3 transgenic mice were activated with a higher dose of anti-CD3 in vitro to give comparable proliferation as the wildtype cells. These preactivated T cells were then tested in a T-reg assay. As reported by others, preactivation of CD4⁺CD25⁺ T cells in vitro made them much more potent suppressors. However, preactivation of Foxp3 transgenic T-reg cells gave them comparable suppressor activity as wildtype T-reg cells (FIG. 17). This suggested that there was no intrinsic defect in T-reg cells from Foxp3 transgenics however overexpression of Foxp3 beyond a threshold level did not further enhance T-reg activity.

Example 23 CD4⁺CD25⁻ T Cells from Foxp3 Transgenic Mice Show Regulatory Activity

Since CD4⁺CD25⁻ T cells from Foxp3 transgenics express Foxp3 at levels higher than wild-type CD4⁺CD25⁺ T cells, we next evaluated expression of surface markers associated with T regulatory cells and the suppressive activity of these cells. Interestingly, the CD4⁺CD25⁻ T cells from Foxp3 transgenics also expressed GITR (TNFRSF18) that has recently been shown to modulate T-reg activity (FIG. 18). These cells did not express other activation associated T cell markers such as OX40, CTLA4 or Ly-6A/E (data not shown). More importantly, when freshly isolated CD4⁺CD25⁻ T cells from Foxp3 transgenic were tested for function in T-reg assay they had significant suppressive activity (FIG. 19). This activity usually ranged from comparable to lower than that of CD4⁺CD25⁺ T cells from the same mice. As expected, such suppressive activity was never detected with wild-type CD4⁺CD25⁻ T cells. In contrast to the CD4⁺CD25⁺ T cells, the suppressive activity of CD4⁺CD25⁻ T cells from Foxp3 transgenic could not be enhanced by preactivation with anti-CD3 and IL-2 in vitro (data not shown). This further supports the idea that the expression of Foxp3 commits a T-cell to the T-reg lineage without a direct correlation with regulatory activity.

The gene mutated in sf mice (Foxp3) has a critical role in the regulation of peripheral T cell responses. Loss of function mutations in the gene leads to a potentially fatal T cell mediated autoimmune disease both in mice and humans (Bennett et al., Nature Genetics 27:20-21 (2001); Lyon et al., Proc. Nat'l. Acad. Sci. USA 87:2433-2437 (1990); Wildin et al., Nature Genetics 27:18-20 (2001)). Additionally, overexpression of scurfin in transgenic mice leads to decreased peripheral T cell numbers and inhibition of a variety of T cell responses including proliferation and IL-2 production. Inhibition of IL-2 production by scurfin is not the sole explanation for hyporesponsivess since addition of exogenous IL-2 does not completely restore normal T cell response in mice overexpressing scurfin. To better understand the immunoregulatory mechanisms that may be controlled by the Foxp3 gene, further studies were conducted on the expression of this gene and the biological role of scurfin-expressing cells.

As shown in this Example, wildtype T cells can inhibit disease caused by adoptive transfer of sf CD4+ T cells into SCID mice. These observations are very similar to those made by several other groups characterizing the activity of regulatory T cells. Similar to the observation made by Powrie et al., the disease caused by sf cells was inhibited by even a small number of CD4⁺CD25⁺ T cells. CD4⁺CD25⁻ T cells were less effective at inhibiting sf T cell activity in this model, which may be due to a subset of these cells developing into a T-reg cell subset and making the appropriate inhibitory factors or due to additional mechanisms of inhibition. In addition, the in vitro hyper-responsive state of sf T cells can be inhibited by the presence of wildtype CD4⁺CD25⁺ cells, but not by the addition of TGF-β. Generally, data from in vitro T-reg experiments suggest a direct cell-cell interaction is required with no involvement of cytokines such as TGF-β (Thornton et al., J. Exp. Med. 188:287-296 (1998); Thornton et al., J. Immun. 164:183-190 (2000)). Additionally, TGF-β has no inhibitory effect on activated T cells (Cottrez et al., J. Immunol. 167:773-778 (2001)) making it unlikely that CD4⁺CD25⁺ T-reg cell inhibition of sf cells in vivo is mediated by TGF-β.

To assess whether the Foxp3 gene product plays a role in CD4+CD25+ T-reg cell function we measured the expression of Foxp3 in CD4+CD25+ T-reg and CD4+CD25− T cells and measured the regulatory activity of CD4+CD25+ T-reg cells from mice overexpressing the Foxp3 gene. In both wildtype and Foxp3 transgenics, CD4+CD25+ T-reg cells expressed the highest level of Foxp3 mRNA of all different cell populations tested to date. A comparison of functional activity of CD4+CD25+ T-reg cells from wildtype and Foxp3 transgenic mice showed no increase in regulatory activity in cells from transgenic mice, even following an optimal stimulation of these cells. Importantly however, CD4+CD25− T cells from Foxp3 transgenic animals did have suppressive activity. While it is not possible to phenotypically identify a subset of T-reg cells in sf mutant mice (due to the high level of endogenous activation), CD4+CD25+ cells isolated from mutant animals neither expressed the Foxp3 gene nor did they display any suppressive activity in vitro.

These results indicate that although expression of Foxp3 can commit a T cell to the T-reg cell lineage, over expression of Foxp3 beyond a threshold level does not lead to further enhancement of regulatory activity. Furthermore, expression of Foxp3 by itself is likely not sufficient to generate T-reg cells, as CD4+CD25− from Foxp3 transgenic mice have comparable Foxp3 expression to wild-type T-reg cells but less suppressive activity. This effect on regulatory activity is unlikely due to an effect on CTLA-4 expression since there is no increase in CTLA-4 expression in Foxp3 transgenic mice and sf mutant animals express normal levels of CTLA-4.

Example 24 Modulation of Scurfin Expression

Antibodies or NCEs that modulate scurfin expression are identified using the following methods:

The scurfin promoter is cloned into commercially available Luciferase reporter vector (Promega, Madison, Wis.). This construct is then transfected into cells, such as a murine or human T cell line. Agents, such as antibodies generated against T cells, cytokines, receptors, or other proteins, in addition to small molecules, peptides, and cytokines, will be used to treat the transfected cells. The level of Luciferase activity is then determined using commercially available Luciferase assay systems (Promega) according to manufacturer's instruction to identify agents that either increase or decrease the expression of scurfin.

In an alternative approach, agents such as those described above are incubated with primary T cells under conditions that allow for the modulation of scurfin expression. The scurfin expression will be measured using the RT-PCR method described above in Example 21. Agents identified by either of the above methods will be used directly for the treatment of an autoimmune disease. Alternatively, T cells will be isolated from patients of an autoimmune disease, treated with the specific agents identified above to induce scurfin expression and transferred back into the patients to suppress the activation of other T cells.

In summary, the results of the Examples show that Foxp3 expression is predominantly seen in CD4+CD25+ T-reg subset and correlates with a basal level of regulatory activity. Over-expression of this gene can confer a regulatory function on CD4+ cells that lack CD25, indicating that this factor may be directly involved in commitment to this functional lineage.

All of the above U.S. patents, U.S. patent application publications, U.S. patent applications, foreign patents, foreign patent applications and non-patent publications referred to in this specification and/or listed in the Application Data Sheet, are incorporated herein by reference, in their entirety.

From the foregoing it will be appreciated that, although specific embodiments of the invention have been described herein for purposes of illustration, various modifications may be made without deviating from the spirit and scope of the invention. Accordingly, the invention is not limited except as by the appended claims. 

1. A method for identifying a test compound that modulates the level of expression of scurfin comprising the steps of: (a) providing a composition comprising a reporter gene ligated to a ˜20 kb fragment of genomic DNA normally contiguous to and upstream of mouse or human scurfin coding DNA, wherein said fragment of genomic DNA comprises a promoter region; (b) measuring the level of expression in the absence of said test compound, to obtain a predetermined level of expression; (c) contacting the composition with said test compound; (d) determining the level of reporter gene expression; and (e) comparing the level of reporter gene expression in (d) with said predetermined level of expression and thereby determining if the test compound modulates the expression of scurfin, wherein said scurfin comprises the amino acid sequence set forth in SEQ ID NO:2 or SEQ ID NO:4.
 2. The method of claim 1, wherein the level of reporter gene expression is decreased.
 3. The method of claim 1, wherein the level of reporter gene expression is increased.
 4. The method of claim 1, wherein the test compound is a small molecule.
 5. The method of claim 1, wherein the test compound is selected from the group consisting of an organic molecule, a natural product, a peptide, and an oligosaccharide.
 6. The method of claim 1, wherein the test compound is from a library of compounds.
 7. The method of claim 6, wherein the library is selected from the group consisting of a random peptide library, a combinatorial library, an oligosaccharide library and a phage display library. 